82% matchPeter Do
Same Philo-lineage sharp minimalist tailoring
What changes: Cleaner and more literal — less panel-splicing and drape
Brand profile
London womenswear label by Rok Hwang, known for deconstructed tailoring, reworked trenches and panelled dresses shown at Paris Fashion Week.

Collections revolve around reworked trenches and overcoats with removable sleeves, panelled and draped dresses, and asymmetric acetate skirts that set hard cutting against drape.
Founder Rok Hwang trained under Phoebe Philo at Céline and freelanced at Louis Vuitton and Chloé before taking the Special Prize at the 2018 LVMH Prize.
This is a womenswear label that has shown at Paris Fashion Week since February 2019 and sells at high prices through Net-a-Porter, Ssense, Farfetch and Lane Crawford.
82% matchSame Philo-lineage sharp minimalist tailoring
What changes: Cleaner and more literal — less panel-splicing and drape
77% matchDeconstruction pushed into found-material sculpture
What changes: Upcycled one-offs rather than repeatable wardrobe pieces
76% matchPanelled, spliced tailoring from a younger CSM grad
What changes: Much smaller, newer, less commercially developed
74% matchReworked corporate tailoring with a nostalgic twist
What changes: Retro office-wear references over trench deconstruction
Rokh is a London-based womenswear label founded in 2016 by Korean-born designer Rok Hwang, who trained under Phoebe Philo at Céline and freelanced at Louis Vuitton and Chloé. The brand builds collections around deconstructed tailoring: reworked trench and overcoats with removable sleeves, panelled and draped dresses, and asymmetric acetate skirts that play masculine cutting against feminine drape. Hwang took the Special Prize at the 2018 LVMH Prize, and Rokh has shown on the Paris Fashion Week calendar since February 2019, selling through Net-a-Porter, Ssense, Farfetch and Lane Crawford.