LG Healthy and Beauty to support desiner Kim Min-ju
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yna@yna.co.kr | 2023-04-21 10:41:47
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Seoul April 21 (Yonhap) -- LG Healthy & Beauty’s luxury cosmetics brand “The History of Whoo” (Shortened as Whoo) addressed on Friday, that they will sponsor designer Kim Min-ju, who is expected to participate in the fashion show at the Victoria & Albert (V&A) Museum in London, which is the world's largest craft museum.
Every year, V&A invites talented designers to host “Fashion in Motion.” World-renowned designers such as Alexander McQueen, Jean-Paul Gautier, Kenzo, Gare Pugh, Vivienne Westwood and more has participated in the event. In Asia, Yohji Yamamoto from Japan and Guo Pei from China were invited.
This will be the first time ever for a Korean designer to take the stage throughout the “fashion in motion” event.
V&A will introduce about 35 spring and autumn collections by designer Kim Min-ju at “Fashion In Motion” on April 21 (UK time).
Designer Kim Min-ju is the winner of Netflix's designer survival program "Next in Fashion," received a lot of love for well incorporating the Korean traditional silhouettes with unique patterns.
By supporting Kim Min-ju Whoo will make efforts to secure potential customers by exposing the brand to the younger generation who share designer Kim Min-ju's emotions and promoting the steady seller "Bicheop Self-sustaining Essence."
(This article is translated from Korean to English by Joonha Yoo)
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