90% matchAMOMENTO
Seoul minimalism with looser, more relaxed proportions
What changes: Softer, less tailoring-led; more knit/basics focus
Brand profile
Seoul contemporary label by Ji Yeon Jung making gender-free minimalist tailoring, knitwear and shirting in mostly neutral palettes.

Recto is a Seoul-based contemporary label founded in 2014 by designer Ji Yeon Jung; the name refers to the right-hand page of a book and the front side of a sheet of paper. It works in a restrained, gender-free register, applying menswear cutting to womenswear: tailored coats and blazers, fluid trousers, knitwear and shirting in largely neutral palettes with occasional playful detailing. Sold internationally through retailers including SSENSE, it is closely associated with the daily off-duty looks of Korean actors and idols.
90% matchSeoul minimalism with looser, more relaxed proportions
What changes: Softer, less tailoring-led; more knit/basics focus
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What changes: More overtly utility/streetwear-inflected
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What changes: More sculptural and fabric-luxury driven, pricier
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