Surrounded by their archive of black leather boots and heels from Prada to Jimmy Choo, an international range of rare photobooks stacked on an orderly bookshelf, and their latest collection beautifully hung on a single rack. I recently sat down with the trio at their studio in Chelsea. As first-generation immigrants to New York City, the trio is continuing a legacy of inherited class and tradition in the forward-thinking, modern downtown New York City girl. At Commission, the story and the woman come first.

The foundation of their label was built upon honoring their mothers’ legacies as East Asian women working in the ՚80s and ՚90s, but has since expanded to the universal language and dressing codes of the era. The trio behind the brand, Jin Kay, Dylan Cao, and Huy Luong came together a little over a year ago, finding a common thread between their primary sources of inspiration: their mothers. Jin Kay, Dylan Cao, and Huy Luong on bringing authentic East Asian aesthetics to the New York fashion sceneĬommission has redefined fashion’s ideology of East Asian dressing codes.

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