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Video: Concept Korea FW21 collection

In this video, contemporary and streetwear menswear fashion brand Concept Korea has presented its FW21 collection at New York Fashion Week (NYFW). Watch the video below. Do you want to see more FW21 clothing collections? Click here to view the FashionUnited Marketplace. Video: FF Channel via YouTube Photo credit: Breaking News Exchange, Facebook

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In Pictures: Concept Korea

For its fall/winter 2021 digital showcase, Concept Koreapresented the designers of Wnderkammer, ul:kin, and Jarret. The digital showcase featured special appearances from Korean Pop stars, including Tomorrow x Together’s Yeonjun, WayV’s YangYang & soloist Bibi. photos: courtesy of Purple PR

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Is Korean fashion America's next mainstream frontier?

Korean street style and ready-to-wear has emerged from being a subculture to finding its way into the mainstream. Celebrities and social media influencers have been seen wearing more Korean designers, notable fashion editors and buyers have been seen attending Seoul Fashion Week, and on the beauty front, K-beauty has put Korea's beauty market on...

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Concept Korea helps Korean designers elevate their business

For 10 years Concept Korea has been a platform for emerging Korean designers to gain the opportunity to show their collections in New York to press and buyers that they typically wouldn't have the resources and infrastructure to reach otherwise. For their tenth anniversary show at New York Fashion Week, the organization continued their...

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NYFW propelling brands to fame

New York - NYFW continued to roll along with day 5 going strong. Looking at the schedule, there were the usual designers like Phillip Lim and Jeremy Scott, who are more regular household names. On the other end of things there are brands like Taoray Wang and Ese Azenabor who produce excellent collections, but are still building name recognition....

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Spotlight on NYFW day 2

Day two of NYFW was everything except for dull. Thursday brought the diehard fashionistas a collaborative effort to bring Korean fashion designers to the U.S., Monique Lhuillier revealing her new affinity for handbags and shoes, and a rock number from Mark and Estel. Just when you think fashion has become a room of stuffy people in designer...