Fashion
8 Tips from U.S. Women’s Open Champion Sung-hyun Park
She calls her game aggressive and likes being known for her no-nonsense approach to golf. It’s probably what handed Sung-hyun Park, the champion of this year’s U.S. Women’s Open, her first career LPGA victory in July. The 23-year-old started playing golf when she was nine and is known for having nerves
Outfit of the Day: Cool Summer Wardrobe for the Office
Trying to stay cool in the summer is difficult enough, but accomplishing that while looking work appropriate comes with a completely different set of challenges. If you’re trying to put together a cool summer wardrobe that will get you up to speed on the latest trends, we have a breezy
Inaugural sfdf Awards: Smaller but No Less Promising
Encapsulating urban interactions, reinterpreting Korea’s traditional hanbok, and uncovering the charm of imperfection. These are some of the bedrock concepts behind the top designs celebrated at the inaugural sfdf awards held back in June. From Big to Small The competition is a spinoff of the Samsung Fashion & Design Fund (SFDF) awards but smaller in
JUUN.J’s 2018 S/S Collection Expands and Contracts Traditional Fashion
JUUN.J, the global menswear arm of Samsung C&T’s Fashion Group, held its 2018 Spring/Summer(’18 S/S) Collection in a Paris showroom – Laboratoire – on the 23rd of June 2017. Following in his own history of unique collection displays, this too was no ordinary show as JUUN.J presented his work in a novel
Your Essential Guide to Summer 2017 Packing
So, you’ve finally managed to convince your boss to give you a week off, you’ve just renewed your passport, your tickets are booked and you’ve got your abs looking great just in the nick of time. Now all that’s out of the way, it’s onto the really important stuff. That’s
Your Ultimate Guide to Korea Part 1: The Cool Kids’ Day Out in Seoul
If you’re on the hunt for a genuinely hip experience, a day spent out and about in Seoul is just what the doctor ordered. The Korean capital was recently called the “cutting-edge of cool” by National Geographic magazine, who praised the city’s “red-hot energy.” But in a metropolis as big as
