With this collection, Son Jung Wan fully embraces Maximalism fashion with its emphasis on vivid color schemes with deliberate destruction of traditional tailoring and experimenting with exposed seams to create a 3D effects and strong structural silhouettes.

Known for her superb color sense, Son Wang Wan mixed vibrant yellows, brilliant greens and bold blues with impeccable intrépidité. Fabrics included tweeds and jacquards with a combination of check & stripes patterns, a Son Jung Wan signature and of course, the romantic floral patterns with a touch of sequins, another staple of the brand.

Concept Korea is a collaborative project to promote Korean fashion designers and assist them in their attempts to break into the U.S. fashion market.  Concept Korea is organized by the Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism of the Republic of Korea and the Korea Creative Content Agency (KOCCA).

This season, the Korea Creative Content Agency (KOCCA) proudly presents two women’s wear designers.

LIE emphasizes on “Every Day Wear Luxury with a Twist” which adds its own twist of innovative design elements and details to a beautiful contemporary line.  The signature tailoring, combined with an experimental use of various fabrics, highlights the brand’s vision.  LIE collection offers well-made clothing at a contemporary price point.  The style can be described as new minimalism where minimal New York-style meets Parisian avant-garde twist.  Designer Chung Chung Lee graduated at Central Saint Martins and has been continuously presenting collections.  The line is available at department stores and specialty boutiques across Asia, Europe and the U.S. including New York’s Meatpacking District.

GREEDILOUS’s overall collection theme conveys a futuristic style woman with a professional career portraying a styling concept named “Futuristic Modernity”.  Especially, the designer utilizes intricate silhouettes with strong visuals while keeping focus on a delicate details and a kaleidoscope of pattern.  Since 2009, designer Younhee Park has been showcasing her label at Seoul Fashion Week, and she has been re-selected for Concept Korea from past seasons.  The line is available in the U.S., France, Hong Kong, China, Mexico and the Middle East and became popular among K-pop and Hollywood celebrities. 

Phillipe and David Blond believe that every woman should be glamorous every day. The platinum designers create scintillating styles for starlets: gem-encrusted bodysuits; crystal corsets; mini-dresses lavishly embellished with stars, chains, spikes, and sequins. 

Irina Vitjaz is a multitalented Austrian fashion designer that was born in Russia, but to fully understand Irina and her designs, one must delve into her ancestry. The roots of her family have a firm presence in Russia's history. The most notable root of which date back to the 17th century, as the noble family that served the Russian tsar. Going forward in time, Irina's Grandfather was one of the best tailors during his time, sowing the seeds that would later blossom into Irina's designs and passion for fashion.

Chris Habana’s playful party accessories — 14-karat gold party horn/glow-stick-holder necklaces and sequin party hats — topped off looks from lamé party dresses to cropped hoodies and sweats with bedazzled tassels; there was even a fur coat with a neon-light heart fastened like a brooch. A green PVC coat and red sequin trenchcoat were the best additions to the playful lineup.

For fall, Cowan also collaborated for the first time with Stuart Weitzman on footwear that completed the looks; offerings ranged from thigh high bedazzled cowboy boots to rhinestone checkered calf-length boots. 

The designer Lan Yu’s namesake brand, LANYU, started In 2005 in the form of “LANYU Studio” – a design workshop founded by the young design student. Today, LANYU is headquartered in Beijing, China with representatives in Paris, New York, Los Angles and Sydney. While LANYU maintains its focus as a creator of couture, the brand also designs and retails ready to wear, wedding dresses, and fashion accessories.  

Her designs often feature a fusion between Chinese traditional artisanship and modern design. Lan Yu’s pieces are regularly featured on celebrity clients at Cannes, Venice, the Tokyo and Berlin Film Festivals, and other red carpet events.Lan Yu is regarded one of Asia’s most Influential designers and owns an impressive list of awards including “China’s Top Ten Designers” by the China Designer Association, “Designer with the Highest Media Attention”, “Asia's Most Influential Designer” at the Asian Fashion Awards, “Most Favored Designer by Superstars” by Cosmopolitan, Forbes China's list of “2014 Forbes China 30 Under 30”.