Summary:
- JUUN.J released the Fall/Winter 2026 campaign with global ambassador Ahn Hyo Seop.
- The “NEWSTALGIA” theme mixes classic menswear and streetwear through oversized tailoring, leather and tweed.
- The collection reaches the Chengdu and Beijing Taikoo Li boutiques and the Tmall flagship store in stages.
JUUN.J released the campaign for the Fall/Winter 2026 collection. Actor Ahn Hyo Seop, the brand’s global ambassador, appears in the images. The label belongs to the Samsung C&T Fashion Division and names the season “NEWSTALGIA”, a term built from “New” and “Nostalgia”.
The season reworks classic menswear and streetwear through exaggerated silhouettes, deconstructed tailoring and contrasting materials. Designer Jung Wook Jun keeps the oversized design language the brand uses each season. The campaign covers tuxedo suits, leather jackets, tweed garments and casual pieces, and Ahn wears them in the images.
One look comes from the Paris Fashion Week runway. This look pairs a navy blue wool tuxedo jacket with wide-leg trousers and a pinstripe coat. The broad shoulders and long proportions rework traditional formalwear. Another look, in all-black leather, uses heavy materials and relaxed tailoring for a street-style result.
The collection also combines boucle wool tweed with microfiber suede. The styling layers knitwear, shirts and denim trousers with a three-dimensional origami structure. The brand’s signature chunky-soled ARC sneakers complete the looks. This mix links formal wear and casual style.
The collection reaches stores in stages. You find the pieces at the Chengdu Taikoo Li and Beijing Sanlitun Taikoo Li boutiques and on the official Tmall flagship store. JUUN.J opened the Chengdu store and launched on Tmall in July 2026. The Beijing store opened in August 2026, with Ahn attending the event. Misto Holdings handles distribution across Greater China under a partnership with Samsung C&T Fashion, and the company appointed Ahn as global ambassador as the expansion began.
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