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The new classic women's fashion brand 'The Aperture', a part of Samsung C&T Fashion Group, has launched its Spring 2024 Collection themed 'Curating of Culture'.

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The Aperture set the theme of this Spring Collection as 'Curating of Culture', drawing inspiration from the design aesthetics of Bauhaus and curating various cultural elements of the 1920s from The Aperture's unique perspective.

Bauhaus, a comprehensive art school founded in Germany by Walter Gropius, emphasized 'the living of art and function' and significantly influenced modern life design.

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Particularly, The Aperture proposed classic looks, reinterpreting vintage items with a modern sensibility based on the design aesthetics of Bauhaus. Key products include the 'House Coat' made of water-resistant checkered material for transitional weather, the 'Walter Over Jacket' inspired by the classic style of Bauhaus founder Walter, and the 'Walter Blouson' inspired by 1920s boyfit jackets.

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This spring, the brand has also launched the blouson/pleated skirt set-up in a calm and clean deep navy color, introducing a new color and pattern every season.

Items expressing the seasonality using vintage mood floral patterns were also released. These include the 'Sophia Shirt' with a subtle hourglass shape and dressy silhouette, the 'Bayer Shirt' with a faintly visible pink floral pattern, and the 'Sophia Skirt' featuring sheer layered lace material, all evoking a refreshing spring style with a girlish charm.

Lee Jae-hong, head of New Business Development, said, "The Aperture, in just one year since its launch, has built a solid fandom centered around customers in their 20s and 30s with fresh concepts and styles every season. This year, we plan to gradually expand opportunities to directly experience The Aperture's unique brand identity through pop-up stores," he said.