True Religion Unveils 2026 FW Second Collection with Yang Hong-won Featuring Washing and Oriental Graphics

True Religion has unveiled its second collection for the 2026 fall/winter season, created in collaboration with artist Yang Hong-won. The collection incorporates garment washing and oversized silhouettes, enhanced with graphics inspired by yin-yang and the five elements.

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[PEOPLEGATE] Global denim brand True Religion unveiled its second collection for the 2026 fall/winter season on October 2, in collaboration with artist Yang Hong-won.

This collection centers around naturally faded colors and relaxed silhouettes. The campaign featuring Yang Hong-won was shot in a setting reminiscent of an old warehouse, arranging clothes and objects to evoke a vintage atmosphere.

Garment washing and oversized fits enhanced with yin-yang and five elements graphics

Garment washing was applied to the products to express a color tone that appears worn over a long time. Coupled with voluminous oversized silhouettes, this highlights True Religion's denim style.

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Graphics inspired by yin-yang, five elements, and talismans are used throughout the collection. These Eastern-symbol-inspired designs are added to denim and various items to harmonize the washing textures with the graphics.

The campaign featuring Yang Hong-won is set in a space decorated with containers and various objects. The marks left by the passage of time are reflected in the space, linking Yang Hong-won's free-spirited vibe with the collection.

True Religion's second 2026 fall/winter collection is available through the official online store, as well as platforms like Musinsa, KREAM, and Kasina.

Offline, it is presented at locations including the Hongdae flagship store, Starfield COEX, and Starfield Suwon.

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