vian Li, Hualei Yu, ji Min Lee, Jue Liu, Meg Calloway, Meredith Bullen, Natalie Vladimiroff, Sho Konishi, Tara Babylon, Yong Guo and Zille-e-Huma.

LOVE spoke to the graduates about their collections, influences, and what's next, below, as well as asking them to share the 3 images that first featured on their moodboard for this project.

t prominently to our editors. Although only seven looks, the collection proposed more new ideas than many hundred look collections we’ve seen.

Bold subversive cuts, sharp tailoring, and decorated sheer underpinnings sustain the structure of the men’s silhouette and proposes to strip it of power. Men’s suiting through the female lens. Pant legs walk as decorative pieces, the two piece suit is reimagined as a single mended coat.

Ji Min Lee has found a delicate, unique sensibility in suiting where there has long been associations with power, masculinity, and conformity. Explore the collection below. Images courtesy of Ji Min Lee.

rvative Korean culture where women’s sexual desires are repressed however when I moved to NY, I found the freedom to express myself and my deepest desires, which led me to manifest my desires through the male gaze.

What’s next for you after graduation?
I want to continue my work in exploring the beauty of males with different subjects. I’m a bit under pressure to find work, but I want to stay in NYC and continue working with different brands and people.

nd the rigidity of men’s traditional dressing, and perhaps their emotions, too. Interestingly, the collection was inspired by the “female gaze” according to the university.