Collection Overview — Sākuru サークル
Inspired by Architecture. Defined by Motion.
Sākuru is a contemporary womenswear collection inspired by the Ribbon Chapel in Hiroshima, Japan, designed by Hiroshi Nakamura & NAP Architects.
Two spiral paths wrap around each other to form the chapel — a symbol of connection, unity, and perpetual movement.
Kelly Hsieh translates that same architectural poetry into fashion: structured silhouettes that twist, cross, and flow around the body like moving sculpture.
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Design Philosophy
Every line in Sākuru follows a purpose — balance, continuity, and strength.
The collection fuses Japanese minimalism with futuristic tailoring, using circular and asymmetrical cuts that reinterpret the architectural ribbon as wearable form.
Each piece invites motion while maintaining sharp precision — an interplay between discipline and freedom. -
Color + Material Story
Palette: Black · White · Forest Green · Sage · Heather Grey
Textures: Faux leather · Poplin · Tencel knit
Finish: Matte vs Gloss — inspired by the contrast between the chapel’s concrete ribbons and the surrounding natural light.
Metal zippers and polished snaps echo the reflective rhythm of the architecture, grounding the collection in modern craftsmanship.
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Key Silhouettes
-Crossed cropped tanks and halters
-Asymmetric pencil and wrap skirts
-Structured single-breasted jackets
-High-waisted pants with ribboned panels
Each design is built to layer, adapt, and express individuality within a cohesive architectural rhythm.
