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Seojun Lee

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Final work

A designer from South Korea with an East Asian background, working across fashion, textiles, photography, visual graphics, and three-dimensional projects. Inspired by architecture and natural elements, explore a wide range of disciplines with a structured approach.

A designer from South Korea with an East Asian background, working across fashion, textiles, phot...

CollegeCentral Saint Martins
CourseBA (Hons) Textile Design
Graduation year2025

Desert creatures evolve defensive forms thorns, venom, hard shells to survive harsh environments. These shapes, formed by necessity, parallel how humans outwardly express identities shaped by personal history and culture.

This project visually translates the protective structures of desert life into reflections of personal inner temperament. Rather than treating these forms as motifs, they are reinterpreted through geometric and sculptural design, using 3D printing and laser cutting to create wearable structures that explore the intersection of environment, identity, and emotional defence.

More work on (@orcarchi_)

Garment design w/ Suhyeong Lee (@suhyeonglee._)

3D print w/ Lazare Caton (@lazare.c)

Final work

Double-layered scarf made of laser-cut synthetic suede, secured with PLA studs and mother-of-pearl buttons.

Lambskin car coat with laser-cut snakeskin pattern and crinkle finishing. The hem features raw leather edges, preserved in their original form, paired

Wide trousers made from distressed Mikkusu linen, featuring patchworked screen-printed fabrics with varying graphics. Finished with geometric embroide

Scarf: Pixel-based laser-cut pattern with organic curves, featuring a size adjustment system using PLA stoppers and leather cords. Skirt: Flock print

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