Dai Fujiwara’s last collection as the brand's creative director definitely left the crowd impressed. It was no ordinary fashion show; the show had live pianists playing tunes of familiar childhood songs such as “twinkle twinkle little star” and started off with teams rolling out pieces of paper then folding them and stapling them into origami garments. Models dressed in black then walked on the runway and were dressed by the artists who created those origami pieces. Other models then appeared wearing the same garments as the origami ones, except in cloth…it almost felt like the origami came to ...

Set in the designer’s beautiful showroom, the atmosphere was quite cozy and warm. This collection to me was all about perfected layering and wonderful color combinations. Each outfit was simple yet sophisticated. Lavish materials such as mink, silk and cashmere were used. The color palette was accessible and easy to wear, it included metallics, beiges, greys, navy, and black. 

The South Korean designer impressed the crowd with her soft-goth designs created using both light and heavy materials teamed with black combat boots.  While most of the pieces were in black, her choice of color was beautiful. I loved the architectural influence and how she draped the fabric to create this collection. 

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