AN EDITOR NOTE: JULIUS DARK RETURN There is an electrifying shift happening in Seoul. While the global eye tracks the fast-paced rhythm of K-culture, the real magic is brewing underground. If you find yourself in Gangnam this weekend, We have a singular recommendation: the exclusive arrival of Julius. The cult Japanese avant-garde label is landing at Adekuver to unveil its Autumn/Winter 2026 collection, titled [VALIS;]. For the uninitiated, Julius is a subcultural institution. Founded in Tokyo in 2001 by Tatsuro Horikawa, it began as a multimedia art project spanning techno music and film before morphing into a fashion house. Rooted in dark, post-industrial aesthetics, the label has spent two decades mastering a poetic vocabulary of chaos. It is a world where black and grey reign supreme, and where heavy garment processing meets razor-sharp architectural draping. In [VALIS;], Horikawa invites us to look at the glitches in reality. The collection thrives on the friction between the o...