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Miss Sohee has just been announced as the next guest designer to occupy a space on the official Haute Couture calendar by the prestigious Fédération de la Haute Couture. Miss Sohee’s collection will mark her as the only South Korean couturier to showcase as part of the spring/summer 2025 season.
Founded by Sohee Park in 2020, the London-based brand garnered industry prominence through it’s intricate craftsmanship and opulent designs – think magnificent trains made of silk, swollen bustles and fabric beaded within an inch of its life. Deeply rooted in Park’s Korean heritage, the exquisite pieces incorporate traditional Korean folk art, antique motifs and innovative fabric techniques. Attracting the attention of A-list wearers such as Cardi B, Bella Hadid and Blackpink’s Lisa, Park has refined the art of creating wearable art with a well-developed and emotional story behind it.
Her inclusion on the couture calendar marks a significant milestone in Park’s career. “It is an extraordinary honour to be entrusted with this invitation, a privilege to stand among the world’s most revered couturiers, whose legacy inspires my every creation through creativity and craftsmanship,” she says about the appointment.
“This moment is not only a personal triumph but also a celebration of my heritage. My work weaves the rich tapestry of Korean artistry with the timeless grace and innovation of Haute Couture,” she adds. “Each design seeks to honour traditional techniques through a contemporary perspective, creating pieces that transcend fashion and tell a deeper story. It is my privilege to share this narrative on the global stage.” Miss Sohee will showcase its collection in Paris on January 30, 2025. Discover more here.
Photography courtesy of Miss Sohee.
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Miss Sohee has just been announced as the next guest designer to occupy a space on the official Haute Couture calendar by the prestigious Fédération de la Haute Couture. Miss Sohee’s collection will mark her as the only South Korean couturier to showcase as part of the spring/summer 2025 season.
Founded by Sohee Park in 2020, the London-based brand garnered industry prominence through it’s intricate craftsmanship and opulent designs – think magnificent trains made of silk, swollen bustles and fabric beaded within an inch of its life. Deeply rooted in Park’s Korean heritage, the exquisite pieces incorporate traditional Korean folk art, antique motifs and innovative fabric techniques. Attracting the attention of A-list wearers such as Cardi B, Bella Hadid and Blackpink’s Lisa, Park has refined the art of creating wearable art with a well-developed and emotional story behind it.
Her inclusion on the couture calendar marks a significant milestone in Park’s career. “It is an extraordinary honour to be entrusted with this invitation, a privilege to stand among the world’s most revered couturiers, whose legacy inspires my every creation through creativity and craftsmanship,” she says about the appointment.
“This moment is not only a personal triumph but also a celebration of my heritage. My work weaves the rich tapestry of Korean artistry with the timeless grace and innovation of Haute Couture,” she adds. “Each design seeks to honour traditional techniques through a contemporary perspective, creating pieces that transcend fashion and tell a deeper story. It is my privilege to share this narrative on the global stage.” Miss Sohee will showcase its collection in Paris on January 30, 2025. Discover more here.
Photography courtesy of Miss Sohee.
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