Sue Jung’s latest collection for Common Odds drew inspiration from artist Franz Kline.
Designer Sue Jung’s latest collection continued the language of her spring range: covetable men’s wear-inspired essentials with minimalist and artistic undertones. She drew inspiration from artist Franz Kline, whose abstract black-and-white paintings inspired the darker color palette, which helped highlight cool design elements like the contrast stitching atop loosely cut button-downs and blazers with her signature cocoon sleeves.
WWD Critique: Pieces express a quiet, sophisticated confidence and culturally resonant gender fluid approach to dressing, making Common Odds an exciting newcomer to keep an eye on.
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