Irene Choi

Tokyo

With Fabrique since 2026 3 works Tokyo-based designer Irene Choi built her name at Korean label Andersson Bell, where she led womenswear design across four seasons. Her work leans into deconstruction, collage, and distressed washing, pulling references as varied as Mucha's paintings and Seoul's skyline into wearable pieces. Her designs have shaped a new wave of K-fashion, worn by artists including BLACKPINK's Lisa and Girls' Generation's Taeyeon.

Inspiration

Irene Choi's collaboration with Fabrique reinterprets denim through what she calls a "new attitude" , a softer take on her usual language. A dusty, grey-toned rose wash and panels of soft suede pull back the sharpness of her signature deconstruction without abandoning it. Rather than tearing down convention outright, the collection simply lets go of denim's stricter rules, giving each piece an easy warmth suited to the colder months.

Works Background

Works

Women's dark indigo jeans with a contrasting tan faux suede waistband and relaxed straight legs

Model wearing dark indigo straight leg womens jeans with a contrast tan faux suede waistband

Jeans Bella a gamba larga con pannelli in suede e denim di cotone

€266,95

Designed by Irene Choi

Model in a rose pink embroidered cropped bomber jacket with brown wide leg trousers

Rose pink embroidered cotton bomber jacket with a gathered hem and relaxed fit

Giacca bomber corta Aurora ricamata in 100% cotone

€323,95

Designed by Irene Choi

Gonna a portafoglio plissettata Grace con motivo pied de poule

€304,95

Designed by Irene Choi

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Jeans Bella a gamba larga con pannelli in suede e denim di cotone

€266,95

Designed by Irene Choi

Giacca bomber corta Aurora ricamata in 100% cotone

€323,95

Designed by Irene Choi

Gonna a portafoglio plissettata Grace con motivo pied de poule

€304,95

Designed by Irene Choi

Background

Tokyo-based designer Irene Choi built her name at Korean label Andersson Bell, where she led womenswear design across four seasons. Her work leans into deconstruction, collage, and distressed washing, pulling references as varied as Mucha's paintings and Seoul's skyline into wearable pieces. Her designs have shaped a new wave of K-fashion, worn by artists including BLACKPINK's Lisa and Girls' Generation's Taeyeon.

Based in Tokyo, Irene Choi brings an experimental approach to womenswear, shaped by her time at the Korean luxury fashion label Andersson Bell, where she led the women's ready-to-wear collections over four seasons.

Her work draws on deconstruction, collage, and distressed washing, turning references such as Alphonse Mucha's paintings, Peru's Rainbow Mountain, Seoul's architecture, and roadside morning glories into wearable pieces with an artistic edge.