The designer showed pieces from all three of his collections in one cohesive presentation.

Darkness is not new to Siki Im as he has gained a reputation of channeling goth influences. This time, he has completely crossed over.

Siki Im's spring 2016 collection paid homage to his youth, but the designer is growing up.

Inspired by the urban renewal and gentrification in the Lower East Sideof Manhattan, Siki Im offered a fall collection of futuristic men’s wearstaples.

Known for pushing the envelope with his silhouettes, the designer presented futuristic-like lineup while still incorporating classic menswear staples.

The designer channeled the 1970’s spirit of freedom to break away from his past goth aesthetic.

Siki Im transformed the idea of hospital scrubs and prison garb into a high-concept statement on freedom and redemption.

The designer presented a collection inspired by Italo Calvino’s novel “If on a winter’s night a traveller,” sending a tough lineup with a play on proportions.

“The serenity and peacefulness of the isolated sanctuary in New Mexico where artist Georgia O’Keeffe lived was my main inspiration,” said the designer.

Sending out his collection on a high school basketball court and looking to Michael Jordan for inspiration, the designer delivered his best collection to date.

The designer showed a very well-edited lineup that integrated Middle Eastern references.

Dark Goth references blend seemliness with American Indian elements to create a collection with razor-sharp tailored clothes and playful proportions on pants.

Siki Im’s experimental tailoring included short and long skirts, and coats had kimono-style construction and interior shoulder straps.