Homolog’s Fall/Winter 2024-25 couture collection pays homage to East Asian mythology with the themes of feng shui and astrology.
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Continuing the art of fashion, creative director Emily Cheong — the woman behind the powerhouse Homolog showcased its Fall/Winter 2024-2025 couture collection at the Tennis de la Cavalerie. Alongside her skillful team of designers, Cheong paid homage to two themes: “feng shui” and “astrology.” The collection encompasses an array of motifs that allude to both themes while simultaneously continuing the essence of the brand’s haute couture workshop, where thousands of ideas are encapsulated into a collection that signifies elegance and nobility.
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The collection was presented at the historic venue designed in 1924 by renowned French architect R. Farradèche, with a backdrop of cascading tennis balls — an art installation designed by IMG Focus. The installation epitomizes the the nine stars of the Big Dipper, highlighting feng shui elements that are prevalent in East Asian countries including Malaysian, Singaporean, Chinese, Thai, and Indonesian mythology.
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The Big Dipper is assigned responsibility for the movement of the earth, heaven, the four seasons, the distribution of the five elements, and also the fate of the world in the mythology. Interestingly, each of the nine stars has different names, represents different colors, and is associated with varying qualities and talents. In line with these beliefs, each piece in the collection includes such elements paired with meticulous craftsmanship and Homolog’s unique aesthetic and storytelling. Some of the eclectic pieces include the black sheer dress with a cascading coat that features pleats and ruffles all over.
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Highlights include a spherical cage structure in gold paired with stars embodying the theme and a two-piece purple ensemble that features an…
