For Fall/Winter 2024 J.Kim collection designer Jenia Kim opens a portal to a 
world of objects, following her desire to break away from the mundane by 
attributing certain entities miraculous properties, granting them with an aura 
of magic. With that, the aim was to create character objects, as if each 
piece had its own unique personality and could exist on its own in their 
dimension, without a human presence. The idea took shape, and the 
objects ‘came to life’ during the research on handicrafts to be presented at 
J.Kim craft shop in the heart of Tashkent, the Chorsu bazaar. Being inspired 
by the sculptural forms and textures of selected craft items, Jenia felt 
compelled to recreate it in garments.
Thus, in her new collection Jenia presents a dedicated line of garments that 
resemble the shape of a vase thanks to seamless and streamlined designs 
– sophisticated wool coats and clean-cut tailoring suits, jacquard shirts with 
rounded shoulders, complemented with draped and gathered skirts and 
dresses. Another nod to exquisite vases theme can be seen in the special 
earrings that were made after the vessel in the form of a bird was poured 
into a mold. Delicate highlight to the collection is a capsule of pieces taking 
inspiration from Rishtan ceramics and porcelain figurines, especially, with a 
highlight on a completely new dress silhouette imitating a form of an 
amphora with two handles. The core authenticity of craftsmanship was 
embodied in knitted items inspired by naive embroidery being known as 
suzani, while a spiritual fleur of the collection yielded in special pieces with 
amulets that ward off evil spirits. All of the objects that were transformed into 
garments exist outside of context, time and space, leaving up to an 
imagination.

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