Emblem Knit Top - Green Brown ( 1805 Part III )

Size(Length/Chest/Shoulder/Sleeve) 1:62cm/40cm/36cm/56cm 2:66cm/44cm/37cm/57cm

Fabric 50% Acrylic, 40% Nylon, 10% Wool JAPANESE FABRIC Features

• SEASONAL KEY LOOK FULLY KNITTED GARMENT

• IRREGULAR PANEL SEAM LINES MIMICKING A PROTECTIVE SECOND SKIN

• BODY-MAPPED CONSTRUCTION DESIGNED TO ENCASE THE HUMAN FORM

• INTEGRATED HOOD AND MASK ELEMENTS

• MATCHING KNITTED GLOVES FOR FULL-BODY COVERAGE

• PROTECTIVE, ARMOUR-LIKE INTERPRETATION THROUGH SOFT KNIT STRUCTURE

Canvas of the inner ruins

This project draws its primary inspiration from the French Symbolist artist Odilon Redon (1840–1916), whose haunting depictions of masks were never portraits of real faces but visions of the inner mind. For Redon, the mask was not a disguise but a bridge between the visible and the invisible, an emblem of dreams, fears, and psychic fractures. In his works, the mask often appears damaged, fragmented, or hollow-eyed — a sign that we are not looking at the surface of flesh, but at the psychological landscape of the soul.