Parkchoonmoo showed her Autumn/Winter 2012 collection inspired by Yeo Baek, a Korean Zen Art that refers to unfinished and undifferentiated space in design.
The collection, one might describe as a series of 28 statement pieces, was rich in Alpaca fur, cashmere, organic cotton, silk and satin.
The first half of the collection all in a wintery shade of white consisted very avant-garde pieces that encompassed the Yeo Baek “freedom and beauty of nature” with fur shawls, cobweb knit tops and dresses and hoods.
The second more ready-to-wear half of the collection in black with white accents featured asymmetrical cuts and deep V-necks and lots of capes.
The stand out piece of the collection was a black silk panel V-neck dress with a lambskin belt with a short from hem and a longer back hem.
Overall the collection was minimalistic but nicely embraced the idea that inspired it.
