KYE Intimates
KYE Intimates
KYE is a considered intimates and lifestyle collection made for your everyday. Our pieces balance softness and functionality, sensuality and versatility, romance and modernity.
Made with sustainability and conscious production at the forefront of our values, we are inspired to create timeless pieces that feel deeply personal. Inspired by real people and genuine connections, KYE is a reminder to foster a gentle relationship with ourselves, those we love, and Mother Earth.
K-Way
K-Way
One day I had an appointment in Paris and I was waiting at the Café de la Paix. It was a rainy day, I was sitting outside observing as people rushed by in their soaking wet clothes, with uncomfortable umbrellas in their hands.
I noticed a woman with two children passing by: the two children were wearing red nylon clothes, something original that I had never seen before. I picked up my notebook and wrote down: red nylon clothes. Then in the course of time I thought about it again, searched through my notes and told myself I had to do something about it.
Kwaidan Editions
Kwaidan Editions
The brand is rooted in Creative Director Léa Dickely’s personal experience of not recognising herself in traditional female stereotypes. Kwaidan Editions embodies the decision to leave these definitions behind, and instead explore what it looks and feels like for a woman to be truly unencumbered.
Established in 2017, Kwaidan Editions reinterprets ghosts of the past to express the uncanny present – the strange times we live in. Kwaidan Editions alludes to the eponymous occult film by Masaki Kobayashi (1965). By synthesizing disparate cultural references and unusual materials, Kwaidan Editions evokes the uncanny, supernatural atmosphere of the film.
Kusikohc
Kusikohc
KUSIKOHC is one of many creative outlets for Cho Giseok, a polymathic practitioner who has found success in photography, creative direction, sculpting, drawing, and more. Rooted in messages of community, identity, and reinvention, KUSIKOHC is steadfast in its message: “Right to Fail,” an animating principle based in freedom of expression.
“I believe challenge and endeavour themselves have the power to change at least small parts of something, even if they get failed. Therefore, we have the Right to Fail.” — Cho Giseok
Scouted for the Dazed 100 and with his work appearing in the likes of Vogue Korea, Hypebeast, i-D and more, plus collaborations with brands including Prada and Converse, Giseok continues to explore the beauty and complexities of an altogether surreal world through his work.
With KUSIKOHC, he presents another avenue of inquiry; the newest dimension to the creative world he is always expanding and refining. Through ground-up compositions, in which he oversees everything from clothing and art direction to photography itself, Giseok has built a uniquely nuanced channel through which to transmit his interpretation of gritty and trend-defining culture.
Kurt Geiger
Kurt Geiger
WHAT MAKES US DIFFERENT – an inclusive, creative vision powered by kindness. No matter where you are in the world, we want to embolden our customers to be true to themselves and confident, the London way.
This is who we are, what we stand for and the things that unite us..
Kuro
Kuro
KURO is a distinguished Japanese fashion label celebrated for its exceptional craftsmanship, minimalist design philosophy, and commitment to sustainability. Founded in 2010 by self-taught designer Yusuke Yatsuhashi, the brand seamlessly merges Tokyo's dynamic energy with the artisanal traditions of Okayama, Japan's denim capital.
K-Swiss
K-Swiss
From the beginning, K-Swiss has been driven by an entrepreneurial spirit when two Swiss brothers moved to California to create a footwear brand focused on tennis. As avid skiers, the brothers took inspiration from leather ski boots to create a supportive, leather tennis shoe. Introduced in 1966, the K-Swiss Classic was the world’s first all-leather tennis shoe.
Ksubi
Ksubi
Founded in 1999, Ksubi is undeniably one of the most coveted Australian fashion labels in the world.
Having built a significant presence and cult following globally, the brand has been seen on every A-list celebrity with attitude, from A$AP Rocky to Kylie Jenner, Ruby Rose and The Internet.
Shedding its adolescent image to become an established label with a distinct identity, Ksubi has evolved into one of the most respected Australian fashion brands of today.
Kris van Assche
Kris van Assche
Kris Van Assche is a Belgian fashion designer renowned for his minimalist, urban aesthetic and his ability to blend tradition with innovation. Born on May 12, 1976, in Londerzeel, Belgium, Van Assche studied fashion at the Royal Academy of Fine Arts in Antwerp. His career began in 1998 when he became the first assistant to Hedi Slimane at Yves Saint Laurent's Rive Gauche Homme line. This collaboration continued at Dior Homme, where Van Assche played a pivotal role in launching and developing the collection until 2004.
Kozaburo
Kozaburo
Brutal sensitivity means being brutal yet sensitive
Global individualism means interacting with others while placing emphasis on the individual
This concept forms the basis of Kozaburo Akasaka's creative philosophy and has become his way of expressing it.
A kind of journey to embody his spirituality
began as a story that went from expressing a clear boundary between the inside and outside of the individual to transcending them.
A wardrobe that serves as a bridge between the East and the West and allows people to travel between them.
A fleeting, hazy landscape of the fantastic Land of the Rising Sun, which does not exist anywhere, but resides in the romantic spirit of Akasaka .
The objects of thought are diverse, such as heroes and monks who influenced them, and
spread out like a vast ocean, sometimes rough and sometimes quiet. A
harmonious mind derived from the Buddhist doctrine of harmony and Ajikan.
"Wa" and "ma" hidden in the relationship between individuals.
Visualize emotions, draw them into a worldview, and add awareness to oneself and others.
Beyond that is the utopia that one imagines.
Kolor
Kolor
Kolor is a Japanese fashion label founded in 2004 by Junichi Abe, a designer renowned for his innovative approach to contemporary menswear. Abe, a graduate of Tokyo's prestigious Bunka Fashion College, honed his craft at renowned fashion houses such as Comme des Garçons and Junya Watanabe before establishing Kolor.
Kleman
Kleman
A shoemaker and bootmaker by trade, René Cléon joined the front lines during the Second World War. He was taken prisoner in 1940 during the Battle of France and spent 5 years in captivity in a Stalag in Germany, where he continued to model small leather shoes in his spare time. Probably hoping to be back soon to his homeland, the idea of launching his shoe manufacturing workshop is gradually growing.
At the end of the war in 1945, in the weeks following his return, he formed a team of apprentices and bought his first stitching and assembly machines. The story begins in the family home in La Romagne, with a specialization on Kneipp sewn mixed models, then the business grows and a factory is built. The sons Jacques and Louis-Marie took up the torch and diversified the activity in the 1970s -1980s.
Klättermusen
Klättermusen
Klättermusen is a maker of refined mountaineering equipment. Established in 1975 to combine utility and extreme durability in environmentally considerate designs and materials, Klättermusen supports outdoor enthusiasts through unforgiving weather and unpredictable situations.
Every piece of Klättermusen mountaineering equipment is created with functionality in mind, in order to fulfill the needs of true adventurers, while at the same time minimize the ecological footprint.
KkCo
KkCo
KkCo is an unconventional apparel brand that is more about the individuals and the culture that it represents than just the clothing. We are focused on building and supporting a creative community.
KkCo is our uniform.
The brand is an exploration of juxtaposition and unexpected details. Artfully weaving between masculine and feminine, sport and special occasion, function and form, KkCo occupies the space between. Reveling in the fluid complexities of style, each individual piece is designed with versatility in mind.
We put a lot of emphasis on the quality of our design and product. We have chosen to develop and produce both in-house and locally in Los Angeles, which allows us to oversee all aspects of the process, ensuring the end product is something we are all proud of. With production done locally, we are able to produce in lower limited quantities, avoiding mass production, resulting in minimal wastage.
Kith
Kith
Established in 2011 in New York City, Kith is a lifestyle brand and progressive retail concept. Founded by Creative Director Ronnie Fieg, Kith offers seasonal collections of men’s, women’s and children’s apparel, accessories and footwear through a distinct lens of personal storytelling, effortless styling, and uncompromising detail to fabrication and design. Kith embodies a multi-faceted lifestyle, working closely alongside collaborators around the world who are leaders in their respective product categories.
Kith operates 13 standalone boutiques across the globe, and has shop-in-shops in Bergdorf Goodman, Hirshleifers and Selfridges. Kith Treats, conceived from Kith’s founder Ronnie Fieg’s childhood love for cereal, operates in nine locations and has one standalone space. Kith’s food and beverage arm expanded in 2022, and together with Major Food Group, Sadelle’s at Kith opened in Kith Paris and later, Kith Miami Design District and Kith Toronto. In 2023, Kith opened the first Kith Women flagship in New York City, and appointed Kith Women Creative Director Daniëlle Cathari.
King & Tuckfield
King & Tuckfield
Established by creative director Stacey Wood in 2016, king & Tuckfield has been quietly spearheading in its approach to slow fashion, taking its time to build a meaningful business model based on provenance and integrity.
Kimhekim
Kimhekim
The brand was founded in August 2016 by Kiminte Kimhekim. Initiated to the craft of clothes making by his grandmother, Kiminte honed his skills at prestigious fashion houses in France before deciding to tell his own story.
Infused with the heritage of the eponymous ancient Korean royal family, KIMHĒKIM reinvents resolutely modern pieces with a knowledgeable focus on tailoring and the art of craftsmanship. The brand blends minimalist silhouettes with outstanding details to create disruptive couture-level collections.