Brand profile

Ashlynn Park

New York womenswear label by Yohji Yamamoto-trained designer Ashlynn Park, known for zero-waste patternmaking and sculptural, Japanese-inflected tailoring.

New York CityOrigin
WomenswearFocus
Avant-gardeStyle
$$$$$Price

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A woman wearing Ashlynn Park black ligia bustier blouse

What to know about Ashlynn Park

Zero-waste patternmaking drives the shapes

Garments are engineered through a "Puzzle Theory" cutting system that eliminates waste; the Dillan shirtdress comes out of a single piece of cloth.

A Yohji lineage, worked through tailoring

Seoul-born Ashlynn Park trained at Yohji Yamamoto in Tokyo, then Proenza Schouler, Alexander Wang and Calvin Klein under Raf Simons before launching in 2020.

Womenswear, and priced at designer level

This is a New York womenswear label of sculptural tailoring, bustled dresses and seamless knits in Japanese fabrics, at very high prices backed by 2025 CFDA recognition.

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HODAKOVA

$$$$$Conceptual tailoringStockholm, Sweden

Sculptural tailoring from a strict zero-waste method

What changes: Built from found and deadstock objects, more one-off and conceptual

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Peter Do

$$$$Minimalist tailoringNew York City, United States

Same New York sharp-minimalist tailoring lineage

What changes: Leaner utilitarian uniform codes, less drape and bustling

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Rokh

$$$$Deconstructed tailoringLondon, United Kingdom

Deconstructed panelled tailoring with a Korean-born hand

What changes: More reworked outerwear and trench hybrids, less knit focus

Brand facts

ASHLYN is the New York womenswear label of Seoul-born designer Ashlynn Park, who trained at Yohji Yamamoto in Tokyo before roles at Proenza Schouler, Alexander Wang and Calvin Klein under Raf Simons. Collections center on sculptural tailoring, bustled dresses and seamless knitwear in Japanese fabrics, built through zero-waste "Puzzle Theory" patternmaking; the Dillan shirtdress is cut from a single piece of cloth. Park won the 2025 CFDA/Vogue Fashion Fund and CFDA Emerging Designer of the Year, and showed Spring 2026 at New York Fashion Week.

Founded
2020
Origin
New York City, United States
Made in
United States
Price
$$$$$
Focus
Womenswear
Facts checked
September 2026
Styles
Avant-garde, Minimalist / Contemporary, Quiet luxury

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