Brand profile

Pushbutton

Seoul label founded in 2003 by Park Seung-gun, mixing streetwear proportions with playful silhouettes, pastel palettes and party dressing.

SeoulOrigin
UnisexFocus
Avant-gardeStyle
$$$$Price

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A man wearing a grey sweatsuit by Pushbutton

What to know about Pushbutton

A pop performer's second act

Park Seung-gun founded the label in 2003 after a K-pop career, naming it from a Madonna lyric, and showed his first runway collection at Seoul Fashion Week in 2010.

Party dressing meets street proportions

Cropped and deconstructed jackets, pleated skirts, knitwear and graphic pieces arrive in pastels and saturated brights rather than neutrals.

Established Seoul name, stage-facing clothes

It is one of Seoul's longer-running designer labels, sold in Korea and through international multi-brand retailers, and widely worn by K-pop artists.

Known forSweaters & knitwear

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$$$Statement knitsLondon, United Kingdom

Vivid-hued statement knitwear with the same club energy

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KIM SHUI

$$$$Going outNew York City, United States

Club-ready tailoring with cultural motifs and body-con cuts

What changes: Sexier, less streetwear-proportioned

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Poster Girl

$$$Night outLondon, United Kingdom

Y2K party dressing pushed further into cut-outs

What changes: Purely body-con partywear, no tailoring or outerwear

Brand facts

Pushbutton is a Seoul-based label founded in 2003 by Park Seung-gun, a former K-pop performer who took the name from a lyric in Madonna's "Hollywood." It presented its first runway collection at Seoul Fashion Week in 2010 and is regarded as one of the city's more established designer brands. Collections combine streetwear proportions with tailoring and party dressing: cropped and deconstructed jackets, pleated skirts, knitwear and graphic pieces in pastels and saturated brights. The brand sells in Korea and through international multi-brand retailers, and is widely worn by K-pop artists.

Founded
2003
Origin
Seoul, South Korea
Price
$$$$
Typical prices
Bottoms $350–$415 · Trousers $472–$544 · Shorts $416–$467
Focus
Unisex
Facts checked
September 2026
Styles
Avant-garde, Y2K, Streetwear

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