KARL LAGERFELD’s Post

KARL LAGERFELD is pleased to announce the opening of its pop-up in South Korea, located in Seongsu, one of Seoul’s most vibrant cultural neighborhoods. Designed under the direction of our Creative Director Hun Kim, a native of Seoul, whose personal connection to the city helped shape this meaningful moment.    “Bringing the world of KARL home to my birth city makes this pop-up especially meaningful. It’s a chance to connect with a place that shaped my perspective, and to share that vision with a new generation here.” says HUN KIM, Creative Director of KARL LAGERFELD.    The space invites visitors on an immersive journey to discover the world of KARL LAGERFELD. Across the pop-up’s 230-square-meter space, a futuristic aesthetic is enhanced with ultra-modern design elements, metallic chrome accents, and sleek graphics in the brand’s signature black-and-white palette. The pop-up will feature immersive brand storytelling through art installations, a live DJ, interactive experiences, and curated displays – including Hanji shirt collar sculptures, a selfie room, and a Lucky Draw, all celebrating KARL LAGERFELD’s Parisian DNA with a local twist. Open now through May 26th. 

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Thomas Schnabel

STUDIOSCHNABEL.COM is focused on creating meaningful consumer experiences through art direction, UX_UI, vm, styling and visual design. Experts in product presentations and emotional communication.

1mo

looks awesome guys..

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Congrats! 🎉

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John Chen

Senior fashion designer | Fashion design consultant | Staud individual investor | Global market strategy and product innovation expert

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KARL LAGERFELD’s pop up in Seoul, curated by Creative Director Hun Kim, is a brilliant fusion of Parisian style and local culture. As someone in the fashion industry, I really appreciate how this space blends modern design with cultural elements like Hanji shirt collar sculptures to create an immersive experience. This pop up is more than just shopping; it’s about building a personal connection with the brand’s heritage and offering visitors a deeper experience. It shows how retail spaces can tell stories and engage customers in a more meaningful way. It’s exciting to see the fashion industry evolving with these culturally rich, immersive experiences.

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Big thanks for sharing

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