If you have walked around Seoul, you might have noticed the unbelievable number of apparently stray chairs that line its streets, waiting. Who put them there, and why? Does anyone sit on them? Is a chair still a chair if no one does?
Read MoreOnline learning is now the new normal and there are thousands of courses available online for just about every interest or subject. However, we noticed that there are slim pickings when it comes to courses about Korea or other subjects that we enjoy. After some hunting we discovered a few amazing online learning platforms designed for English speakers that teach you art, design, language and culture. We hope you like them as much as we do!
Read MoreFemale directors make up a stark minority in Korean cinema. Despite 59% of film students being women, 13% of female directors are represented in major film festivals and 2.5% in commercial releases. Poor industry support and ongoing gender bias inhibits the careers of aspiring young filmmakers, and often means working directors are undervalued. We hope to bring awareness to female directors in Korean cinema and celebrate their diverse body of work together.
Read MoreMeet WOOZE (@woozeband), a British/Korean musical duo made up of Jamie She and Theo Spark. Their global sound is informed by a melting pot of styles, including traditional Pansori (판소리) and the psychedelic pop-rock of the 60s. Along with distinct, flamboyant visuals and cinematic music videos, WOOZE are crafting their very own universe. We chat about muses, video games and the mighty effects of soju.
Read MoreFor a few seasons now, Korean fashion designers have transcended the halls of Dongdaemun Design Plaza, taking over the runways internationally, in Paris, London, New York and Shanghai.
Read MoreA fashion editorial based on true events. “I’m sorry I can’t date you, I’m looking for a job.”
Starring NOH SEUNG HWA (@shnoh_boi) of Agency Garten. Shot on location in Haebangchon, Kyeongridan-gil and Coffee President.
SONG HO JUN (@jejucarrot) caught my eye last year after strutting down the runway a dozen times in one season at Seoul Fashion Week. Born in 2000, he dreamt of one day walking for Margiela. In July of 2019 he fulfilled this dream, so what could he possibly be walking towards next?
Read MoreA straightforward chat with Jane, who goes by the moniker @lollipop_lollipp on Instagram. These days she is one of the most sought after alternative models in Korean. Since her debut last year, Jane has appeared in numerous domestic fashion editorials and runways.
Read More“FUTURE FAKES” by YOUSER was first shown at Milan Fashion Week in July 2019. The Seoul Fashion Week Spring/Summer 2020 collection show included eyewear by Gentlemonster and footwear via Golden Goose and Nike. / Photos by Anujin Natsagdorj for MUTZINE.
Read MoreKYE showcased the collection “UNTAMABLE” at Seoul Fashion Week Spring/Summer 2020. / Photos by Anujin Natsagdorj for MUTZINE.
Read MorePhotographer LEE GUNO (@rawwstudios) is hosting his book launch exhibition RELATION at Heights.
Read MorePrinci (@shesthatprinci) is an Australian rapper on the rise. A poet, rapper, DJ, and style icon she represents everything current generations hold dear; she is bold, multifaceted, with a strong aesthetic sense, while still being vulnerable, honest and intimate with her audience. We spoke to her about identity, imagery, her dream music festival and whats shes vibing.
Read MoreWe’ve covered a lot of stylish mature brands in the past but we can’t forget about the little ones, especially when the children’s retail industry in Korea is growing at the speed of light! In case you’ve missed it, here is the highlight of our top picks from the Spring/Summer 2019 Seoul Kid’s Fashion Show.
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Read MoreCeline (celinehong__/) is a fashion media producer from South Korea. Since moving to London in 2012, she’s developed a stunning client portfolio, notably directing a web documentary on K-pop singer Holland. In this interview, Celine reflects on the key differences between the U.K and Korean creative industries.
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