Hyunji Nam

2 weeks ago | i-d.co | Hyunji Nam

On April 3, as cherry blossoms started to bloom across the city, Hermès set up its runway at Jamsil Hangang Park, stretching along Seoul’s iconic river. It had been a while since Hermès last hosted a show in Korea. The brand’s previous menswear repeat show took place at the Seoul Museum of Art in 2019, and before that, its first-ever fashion show in Korea was held at Korea University in 2015. Though called a repeat, it’s never just a copy-paste of a previous collection.

Nov 25, 2024 | ssense.com | Adam Powell |Hyunji Nam

The true joy of gifting lies as much in the act of giving as in receiving. With that spirit in mind, we’ve gathered the best picks from some of the best shoppers we know: SSENSE employees. Here are the items we’d love to gift to someone special this holiday season—and the gifts that we secretly hope to receive ourselves. Enrio Evangelista, Senior RTW StylistThis magnificent robe coat is versatile and practical, and I believe it should be in everyone’s closet as it is quite a staple.

Oct 30, 2024 | ssense.com | May Kim |Hyunji Nam |Paulo Calle

When discussing Japan’s streetwear scene today, one name inevitably stands out: Verdy. If you’re unfamiliar, you’ve likely encountered his iconic graphic slogans “Girls Don’t Cry” and “Wasted Youth” somewhere. Or perhaps you’ve seen a picture of him flashing a peace sign with his signature boyish grin. His Tokyo office is a must-visit for artists passing through the city, including the likes of Tyla, Bruno Mars, Pusha T, A$AP Rocky, Central Cee, and even Tim Cook.

Aug 20, 2024 | ssense.com | Hyunji Nam

Imagine living a day as the leader of BTS, the K-pop group that has been counted among the world’s most popular acts for years. The weight of such fame is overwhelming, more burdensome than sweet. Most aren’t cut out for it, but RM has navigated this intense position for 11 years without controversy.

Aug 9, 2024 | ssense.com | Takashi Homma |Hyunji Nam

“I have both love and hate for Tokyo,” admits Takashi Homma. This ambivalence is something one can eventually feel about the places or people close to them. Homma, who has spent much of his career photographing Tokyo, is no exception. Recently, he published a new photo book titled 17 with artist Raiki Yamamoto, using Tokyo and other locations as the backdrop.