From beauty to fashion and music, South Korea has been at the forefront of setting global trends and Bloomingdale’s is honoring the cultural hub by launching Window Into Seoul.
This marks the seventh edition of The Carousel @ Bloomingdale’s, a rotating pop-up shop driven by culturally relevant themes and curated by guest tastemakers.
On October 10th from 6PM – 8PM, Bloomingdales 59th Street location (the Carousel on 1) will host a evening that highlights W Concept’s collection of carefully selected independent designers featured in the latest Carousel installment, Window Into Seoul curated by Minya Oh, the Koreaphile and cool-girl also known as Miss Info. RSVP HERE.
Window Into Seoul is open now until November 4 at four Bloomingdale’s locations – 59 Street, Soho, Century City, San Francisco – and online at Bloomingdales.com/TheCarousel.
Shoppers can find relaxed tailored pieces from W Concept’s in-house brand Front Row, gingham skirts by Your Name Here, multi-pocket jackets from RocketxLunch, Marron Edition houndstooth blazers and other ready-to-wear styles from emerging Korean designers. Also included are Front Row x Recto collaboration pieces, along with handbags from Mute Muse and Emp.T. On the menswear side, Heich Blade gives cardigans the oversized treatment while 13MONTH introduces relaxed hoodies with extended sleeves. Full W Concept brand roster is here.
About W Concept
W Concept is a premium e-commerce platform known for their mission in bringing in local Korean designers to Western markets in a format much like Farfetch. Within the past decade, W Concept has become a multinational e-commerce shop with a constant focus on introducing new independent Korean brands and artists to give them an outlet to gain brand awareness. Through their growth, W Concept has remained dedicated to their mission of sharing Korean culture with Western markets through fashion.
Source: Fashionista.com
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