
The standout piece is a jacket transformed through hand lino cut technique, reimagining leather as stained glass—a bold material experiment that pushes the boundaries of traditional craftsmanship. Harrison introduces monument-evoking pieces that demonstrate sophisticated construction methods and conceptual rigor. From shoes that reference Christ's Passion to structured tops emphasizing powerful, exaggerated shoulders, every detail explores the intersection of religious symbolism and modern fashion vocabulary.
Built on a minimalist black palette, the collection incorporates lace details and cross jewelry to amplify its gothic atmosphere. True to the Central Saint Martins ethos, Harrison deconstructs the majesty of traditional ecclesiastical architecture and reconstructs it into sculptural garments that challenge conventional silhouettes. This collection proves that fashion can transcend mere clothing to become a vessel for cultural narrative and historical reference, positioning Harrison as an emerging designer with a distinctive vision rooted in art historical research and technical innovation.




FAQ
Where did Kori Harrison study?
Kori Harrison is a Central Saint Martins BA Fashion student who presented architectural silhouettes inspired by religious architecture and innovative material experimentation through this graduate collection.
What is Kori Harrison's signature piece?
A jacket that transforms leather into stained-glass effects using hand-carved linocut technique is the most notable item. This jacket is regarded as a sculptural piece that reinterprets the grandeur of religious architecture in a contemporary way.
What is the main concept of Kori Harrison's collection?
The core concept combines the grandeur of historic religious architecture with contemporary fashion. Religious symbols such as Gothic stained glass, monumental structures, and the Passion of Christ are expressed through architectural silhouettes and innovative material techniques.