Munn Spring 2016 – Seoul Fashion Week

Pour a high schooler’s wardrobe of letter jackets, an executive’s diet of pinstriped suits, a dash of James Dean and the prints of artist Han Jae Yeol into a cauldron. Stir the brew, and what do you get? A parade of unisex outfits by the label Munn that provide an intriguing twist for Spring 2016. Appropriately named “Defamiliarization,” designer Han Hyun-min shook up classic staples, resulting in exaggerated and playful treatments such as floor-length vests and pinstriped coats complete with large slits for extra flair in movement.  Contrasting with the otherwise autumn-like blacks and grays was a prevalent – yet effective and carefully selected – use of pastels such as pink, yellow, blue and lavender.

Robbie McKinnon in a white double breasted coat; a navy-white stitches vest; and black raw cutting pants. He was the sole model for all the outfits in the Munn Spring 2016 lookbook, including the ones worn by females on the Seoul Fashion Week runway. (photo by Yuan-Kwan Chan / Meniscus Magazine)

Prior to launching his label Munn, designer Han Hyun-min worked at Korean labels WOOYOUNGMI and Leigh. (photo by Yuan-Kwan Chan / Meniscus Magazine)

Photos: Munn Spring 2016 – Seoul Fashion Week
all photos by Yuan-Kwan Chan / Meniscus Magazine

Video: Munn Spring 2016 – Seoul Fashion Week
video by Yuan-Kwan Chan / Meniscus Magazine