The collection explores movement while reimagining the iconic Adidas Originals 3-Stripe mark through the lens of sport and culture. Stylistic inspiration and cultural references in the silhouettes celebrate the designer’s Korean heritage and adapt Choi’s design philosophy to the sportswear-inspired line, ultimately delivering a fresh take on the classic tracksuit. Adidas Originals by Ji Won Choi was designed to create confidence for the wearer, but with ease; a loud statement through simple clothing, made even more apparent through the absence of color. New black and white iterations of each silhouette call attention to the stripes motif used throughout, an element which is serendipitously signature to both Choi’s design language and adidas Originals - the brand with the three stripes. The effect is no less bold than the previous palette of saturated lavender, blue, red, green and pink - a tribute to the iconic Adicolor range - and can be worn alone or in combination as an expansion of the adidas Originals by Ji Won Choi collection. Ji Won Choi was born in Seoul, raised in the Midwest USA, educated in New York City and Paris, and has worked in Milano. JI WON CHOI’s work investigates human cultures and uses design to promote positive change within societies. Her thesis collection, EXCESSIVISM, was the winner of Kering Empowering Imagination Award and several other contests as well as featured in various international publications such as Forbes, WWD. Modeled by Irina Shayk