EVAN took the stage at the COS AW26 re-see party in Seoul. He performed live tracks from his debut EP 'DEATH OF ME,' which he self-produced and released on September 7. COS expanded this season's party beyond a simple presentation into a cultural experience. Fashion brands integrating live music into collection showcases is a trend that has grown increasingly frequent.
EVAN released 'DEATH OF ME' earlier this month, his first fully self-produced work. The album contains six tracks, characterized by a cross between his vocal and rap delivery. At the party stage, he performed three songs from the EP in succession.
The venue displayed pieces from COS's AW26 collection. EVAN wore a black leather jacket layered over a shirt. Blue lighting enveloped the stage, with a geometric-patterned screen installed behind. Guests stood throughout the performance.
EVAN's live set ran for about fifteen minutes. Energy in the room spiked the moment the first track started. He moved across the stage with expansive gestures, and audience reactions grew louder after each song. Through this party, COS compressed two experiences—collection and music—into a single timeframe. Do you think live performances should become a more regular feature at fashion events?
EVAN released 'DEATH OF ME' earlier this month, his first fully self-produced work. The album contains six tracks, characterized by a cross between his vocal and rap delivery. At the party stage, he performed three songs from the EP in succession.
The venue displayed pieces from COS's AW26 collection. EVAN wore a black leather jacket layered over a shirt. Blue lighting enveloped the stage, with a geometric-patterned screen installed behind. Guests stood throughout the performance.
EVAN's live set ran for about fifteen minutes. Energy in the room spiked the moment the first track started. He moved across the stage with expansive gestures, and audience reactions grew louder after each song. Through this party, COS compressed two experiences—collection and music—into a single timeframe. Do you think live performances should become a more regular feature at fashion events?
