For Look 1, the inner dress combines circular forms wrapped from plastic boning and iron wire with sheer draped mesh. Short dress silhouettes are created by manipulating the boning structures with fishhooks. The tailored jacket restructures classic suit panels via fishhooks to join the front and back pieces; extra volume is introduced to form cowl neck detailing.

I carry this design language through to Look 2. Fishhooks are integrated into the trousers, reshaping their silhouette and building additional volume to create another cowl neck structure. This look incorporates design references to the waterproof rubber boots worn by Jeju haenyeo. The top retains the combination of metal boning and fluid draped mesh to embody feminine softness. Its flowing lines echo the apron construction of the trousers, fully conveying the core concept of this collection.

Look 3 features a long overcoat paired with a full-length maxi dress, maintaining the consistent design techniques established before. The coat links its left and right panels together to form a cowl drape at the back, while the front reveals the structural details of the inner dress. Boning is secured at the hip and rear seat of the underdress. Fishhooks suspend parts of the inner dress outside the overcoat from the front, generating a striking contrast between rigid engineered structures and natural soft drape.