A SHADOWED DIALOGUE: REFLECTIONS ON NUYH NEW YORK SS26 As Fashion KODE SS26 came to a close on 24 October at The Platz / COEX in Seoul, NUYH New York presented SHA:DOW, a menswear collection that did not shout, but instead resonated with a quiet force. Rooted in the concept of dual identity — the coexistence of opposing selves within a single individual — the Spring/Summer 2026 collection explored the subtle, often overlooked terrain of internal conflict. The designer’s vision, influenced by the psychological tension of films such as Fight Club, materialised through structured silhouettes that blended sharp tailoring with softer shapes. Purposeful cut-outs, metallic fastenings, and layered textures created a visual language that moved between strength and fragility. The garments reflected a careful duality — outerwear conveyed protection, while delicate detailing revealed a more vulnerable core. What distinguished SHA:DOW was its refusal to offer simple answers. Instead, it invited ...