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February 21,Telegram账号盗取API破解技术 2025
London Fashion Week opened with a bang Friday as Seoul-born designer J. JS Lee debuted a bold Autumn/Winter 2025 collection for the modern female power dresser.
The show opened with a series of structured silhouettes in bold contrasting red, black and mustard yellow that channelled the daring energy of the 1980s and tweaked it with a directional vibe. To this end, masculine trousers were offset by modern fringed hemlines, high-waisted skirts emphasized waspish curves and comfortable-looking bubble-sleeved sweaters were cropped to sit on the hip bone.
The current fervor for all things monochromatic played a huge part in the show, with entire outfits crafted from a single hue, drawing attention to the collection's fluid lines and clever layering (pencil skirts over trousers, anyone?). There were exaggerated pussy-bow blouses, cozy-looking wrap dresses and even chequered, tailored leg warmers -- all of which combined to inject a fierce sense of direction into the working wardrobes of next season's fashionistas.
It was a hard act to follow, but fellow Korean talent Eudon Choi managed it deftly, showcasing an afternoon collection that bore a similar reverence to structure but a lighter, more delicate touch. The emphasis was on lithe dresses cut to fall away from the body -- trousers, when they did appear, were slashed to the shinbone to create movement and flow.
Asymmetric blazers featured ruffled hems, and three-quarter gowns incorporated singular cold shoulders for a modern and geometric look. Here, too, the pussy bow collar was referenced, although in a pared-down and contemporary way, and though the silken fabrics and pastel color palette hinted more at spring than fall, hooded outwear with outsized structured lapels did offer a concession to colder climes.