INF 24SS Deconstructed Asymmetric Blazer
INF 24SS Deconstructed Asymmetric Blazer
|**Design**|
This blazer reimagines the traditional chef's coat and Japanese kimono. The design features a deconstructed left lapel, forming a layer that appears to be a collar but actually allows access to the inner shirt pocket through the layer. The blazer’s hem is intentionally asymmetrical, echoing the design of the lapel. A tie is placed on the right side of the waist, allowing for easy adjustment to suit different outfit styles. Whether tied or left to hang naturally, it showcases your unique personality.
This suit jacket can be paired with the brand's deconstructed wide-leg trousers to achieve a longer and more fashionable overall appearance. Alternatively, it can be combined with the brand's deconstructed suit trousers to elevate the formality of the outfit. Whether for a casual or formal style, this suit jacket is an excellent choice.
｜**Fabric**｜
WOOL 40%
POLYESTER 57%
SPANDEX 3%
｜**Color**｜
Black
｜**Washing Methods**｜
Dry Clean
Do Not Bleach
Low Heat
Do Not Tumble Dry
|**Inspiration**|
The inspiration for this season comes from the traditional Taiwanese banquet known as "Ban-Doh." Ban-Doh is not just about catering; it's a complete banquet service that connects people during every special occasion such as weddings, funerals, celebrations of newborns, and temple festivals. It weaves connections between individuals who wish to meet and chat on special days, making it an integral part of Taiwanese culture.
"Ban-Doh" not only pays homage to the gradually fading Taiwanese culture but also aims to reinterpret tradition with a modern flair, following our brand's 21SS collection, "Connextion," in hopes to emphasize the importance of human connections in today's society.
In terms of clothing design, we've incorporated elements inspired by the season's theme, deconstructing and reconstructing traditional attire. Particularly, we've focused on the distinctive attire of the "Ban-Doh" master, reimagining its iconic double-breasted jacket and apron into modern shirt styles. The prints draw inspiration from traditional Ban-Doh elements such as round tables, red plastic chairs, lanterns, and canopies. These elements are deconstructed and cleverly combined, arranged in a pixelated manner to create a fashionable and elegant classic style.
The color palette includes INF's classic dark hues, as well as the traditional red, green, and blue from the Taiwanese Qie Zhi bag, creating a unique impression that combines modernity with traditional style.
