[Asia Economy Reporter Yujin Cho] Global fashion brand Jiyu announced on the 13th that it will launch the Mixmania lineup featuring bold and trendy designs reflecting the unique tastes of Gen Z women.


Born in the mid-1990s and later, Gen Z leads a lifestyle trend that focuses on personal preferences and values self-satisfaction. They prefer distinctive designs or a modern reinterpretation of retro fashion, known as the Newtro sensibility, rather than uniform trends.


Mixmania, Jiyu's first-ever young category, targets women aged 18 to 24 and plans to introduce new concept products every month.


This month's first lineup consists of 18 items reflecting 80s and 90s fashion with a modern sensibility. It features vibrant colors and patterns such as neon and leopard, as well as oversized silhouettes emphasizing street mood to create a Newtro style.


The signature product, the 'Color Block King Size Coat,' adds a point with fluorescent color blocking details, while the 'Jumper Dress' with a flashy leopard pattern is offered in a minimal size, allowing balance when paired with simple black shirts.


The 'Front Zip Mini Skirt,' available in five color variations to broaden choices, catches the eye with diagonal printing, and the 'Logo King Size Sweater,' featuring retro-style logo play, creates a natural yet trendy casual look with its oversized silhouette and vivid colors.


A representative from FRL Korea Jiyu stated, "The newly launched Mixmania lineup best represents Jiyu's brand concept of 'Freedom that renews myself' and consists of bold design items reflecting the free-spirited tastes of Gen Z."


Jiyu's Mixmania lineup is available at three offline stores: GU Lotte World Mall, GU Lotte Mall Suji, and GU Yeongdeungpo Times Square, as well as the official GU online store.



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