Denim was one of the standout materials in JUUN.J’s FW26 “NEWSTALGIA” collection. Rather than treating it as casualwear, creative director Jung Wook-jun, pushed denim toward dramatic, formal, architectural dressing.
Think Canadian tuxedos are only for casual days?
JUUN.J’s Jung Wook-jun, did the denim-on-denim combo justice, with dramatic versions that wouldn’t look out of place at a ball in a fall collection where formal tailoring ruled.
JUUN.J’s message is clear: denim doesn’t have to be casual. Fall/Winter 2026 turned it into something tailored, oversized, theatrical, and almost eveningwear-like. A particularly strong example of the Fall 2026 shift toward more structured denim silhouettes.
Key Silhouettes & Design Themes
- Exaggerated Proportions: Features extreme oversized power shoulders, dropped shoulder lines, and exaggerated hip volumes on blazers, coats, and shirts.
- Voluminous Bottoms: Pairs heavy upper-body structures with wide-leg trousers, balloon-style pants, baggy jeans, culottes, and floor-length skirts.
- Formal & Technical Layering: Incorporates formal elements like neckties, bow ties, ruffled shirts, and pleated bibs layered underneath structural outerwear and technical gear (including collaborations with Alpinestars)
Watch our video below.
You can shop for JUUN.J clothing at Farfetch women/men and at Printemps.
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