Andrew Kwon, the posh fashion house, is widening his distribution with a latest partnership with Moda Operandi, marking the brand’s first e-commerce-based platform.

Moda Operandi’s trunk show features an exclusive eveningwear and bridal edit, showcasing 13 rigorously curated pieces from Kwon’s six collections. Prices range from $1,900 to $7,200.

“Launching on Moda Operandi is an exciting step forward for us,” said Kwon, a Korean-American designer who began his namesake label in 2020. “The platform represents the highest in global fashion and we’re honored to introduce our unique designs to their discerning clientele. This collaboration isn’t nearly showcasing our work; it’s testament to our brand’s growth and the shared appreciation for exceptional craftsmanship and design. And I’m so excited for ladies to find a way to buy Andrew Kwon in a latest, inventive and different way.”

For the reason that brand’s inception, Kwon has released six distinctive collections, each reflecting the brand’s commitment to luxury and complex detailing. The choice for the Moda Operandi trunk show consists of pieces handpicked from these collections, offering an array of eveningwear and bridal attire.

The trunk show, which began Wednesday, runs through May 26.

Among the many looks are an epiphany calypso stretch silk and tulle hybrid jumpsuit for $5,840, a Dalia stretch silk satin gown for $5,220, and an Aurora silk-blend strapless gown for $7,105.

Currently, Kwon’s collections are made-to-order through his Latest York City atelier (direct-to-consumer, not e-commerce), in addition to in-store at Bergdorf Goodman and Neiman Marcus.

Kwon, who graduated from Parsons, the Latest School for Design in 2019, initially began studying architecture and design before switching into the style design program. He did various internships and tenures with Chloé, Vera Wang, Marchesa and Nicolas Caito before launching his first bridal collection in 2021, and his first eveningwear collection for spring 2023.