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Fashion laden with a youthful culture of graffiti was showcased at the second Seoul 365 Fashion Show on Wednesday at Seoullo 7017, Jung-gu.
The Seoul 365 Fashion Show links Korean fashion with Seoul City’s iconic locations where foot traffic can give more exposure to the fashion show.
This show’s dominating concept was graffiti, a form of art that often represents youth culture and spirit.
Graffiti-inspired apparels by designer man.G were put up on stage accompanied on the sides by colorful drawing performances.
Photos by Park Hyun-koo (phko@heraldcorp.com)
Written by Lim Jeong-yeo (kaylalim@heralcorp.com)
The Seoul 365 Fashion Show links Korean fashion with Seoul City’s iconic locations where foot traffic can give more exposure to the fashion show.
This show’s dominating concept was graffiti, a form of art that often represents youth culture and spirit.
Graffiti-inspired apparels by designer man.G were put up on stage accompanied on the sides by colorful drawing performances.
Photos by Park Hyun-koo (phko@heraldcorp.com)
Written by Lim Jeong-yeo (kaylalim@heralcorp.com)
