TIE REBELLION
The tie has a phrase of rebellion,
The jacket has a crack in uniformity,
and The skirt has breath of freedom.
This womenswear collection draws inspiration from the rebellious subcultures of Teddy Girls and Sukeban, who reinterpreted uniforms to assert their identity and presence in society. By examining how uniforms regulate identity through institutional power, the collection challenges imposed conformity while embracing individuality within uniformity. Deconstructed tailoring, shrunken or oversized proportions, and printed text transform the tie, jacket, and skirt into symbols of resistance, exposing tension between discipline and freedom.
RESEARCH PROCESS
"This collection reveals the power structure through clothing, and at the same time rejects it."
TIE REBELLION
LOOKBOOK, SS 26
First Tie Rebellion
LOOK 1
Brown velvet jumper dress
Ivory leather bustier
Wool plaid dress with pearl button
Diamond shape print tights
Second Tie Rebellion
Cotton blue stripe shirt with diamond print
Tie with tie jaquard fabric with silkscreen print
Cotton twill diagonal (bias) oversized pants
LOOK 2
Third Tie Rebellion
A huge coat, a draped shirt, and a skirt that talks about a sentence of defiance each element forms a narrative and reveals the identity formed in the suppressed discipline.
Oversized two-lapeled leather coat
Brown washed silk pleated shirt
Tie jaquard silkscreen skirt
Tights with print
Fourth Tie Rebellion
Fifth Tie Rebellion
LOOK 5
We tried to show our identity within the framework set by society and adults,.
Despite being locked in a cage called discipline, forced to exist only in a recurring pattern.
Hanging handkerchief as if they were ties, and lining sticking out of their pants.
Gray silk crepe diamond print shirt
Blue velvet pants with print (and pearl) and layered lining
Tights and socks with print
Tie Rebellion Magnetic Book
Inspired by the act of expressing individuality and resisting conformity by personalizing and transforming uniforms, I created an interactive magazine using magnets, allowing users to freely arrange and modify its elements.
The button placket is moved to the sleeve and the pattern is twisted diagonally,
despite the fact that it appears to be a
familiar form of a shirt tucked into the skirt on the outside.
Sixth Tie Rebellion
Bias dress in cotton wool stripe bias
and wool plaid biaas
Tie accessories with tie jaquard
(sleeve shape design)
LOOK 6
The tie has a phrase of rebellion,
The jacket has a crack in uniformity,
and The skirt has breath of freedom.
TIE REBELLION
Designer and editor
photographer 1
photographer 2
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ph 2 model
assist
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endless thank to you
Bella Jiwon Heo
Carol guo
masion de new york
yisu kang
rachel stonedahl
aran
Yisu kang
ella yebin lee
avery gosslin
linna yan
emme
kacey rebstock
ava fields
avery gosslin
sienna young
sam hoi heo
yeon gyeong kim
lyn caponera
mariana vidal