PACE

admit

- In a thrilling head-to-head battle, one rider always has to concede. Even with perfectly running technology and the motivation to fight for a better position, he must step back and accept there’s nothing more to gain at that moment. He chooses to let his rival win, hoping for another opportunity rather than risk a crash. Will he let this small defeat hold him back? -

taking responsibility

This outfit, made up of four separate pieces, mirrors the structure of a business suit, symbolizing responsibility.

The blazer, which is only half of a blazer secured with a belt piece, reveals the vest and shirt underneath, offering a glimpse inside, which represents both acknowledgment and the admission of weaknesses. The dress shirt features a bold, cluttered all-over print, hinting at an underlying confusion. Interestingly, the button placket is shifted slightly to the side, creating a subtle asymmetry, though the print at the edge aligns perfectly. This shirt, representing the tangled subconscious, is protected by a vest that resembles a chest guard more than a traditional suit vest.

The base of the pants is a simple dress pant cut that is modified to look a bit more sporty. Instead of dynamic pleats, it has a striking, more static looking insert with a zipped welt pocket on the right leg. On the other side, you’ll find an unconventional patch pocket, that is attached to a piece of fabric inerted into the waistband. it’s wide, floor lenghth pant legs give this look a stong stability.

- You can't win every fight, no matter how hard you try. Sometimes things just aren't meant to work out. Setbacks are part of life. It's important to learn from them, own up to your mistakes, and take responsibility. As you grow and become more independent, your parents won't always be there to guide you. The more experiences, both good and bad, you go through, the more you'll learn for your future. -