Juun.J’s Unparalleled Sense of Proportion
Last Friday, Juun.J delivered yet another masterclass on proportions as he presented his Autumn-Winter 25/26 collection within the brutalist walls of the Palais de Tokyo. Based on the notion of ‘WORKOUTURE’, silhouettes feature wide shoulders, contrasting against wasp waists, layered trousers, jackets and blazers. South Korean designer Jung Wook-Jun’s collection puts the spotlight on textures and a wide range of materials – wool, leather, denim, fur and velvet – which he subjects to all kinds of treatments. Masterfully tailored women’s suits and mini-skirts combined with crop tops testify to Juun.j’s unrivalled talent for military hybridisation, making for a breathtaking show.
On the front row, we caught a glimpse of Camélia Jordana, Ogee, Kyler Gordon, Xiayan Guo, and many more.
Photos: Astrid Staes
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