Guizio and Le Sserafim marked their first collaboration with a limited-edition capsule collection featuring everyday essentials designed by the New York City-based womenswear label and K-pop girl group. The capsule collection drops Monday on Guizio’s official website and will also be offered at the flagship store in New York City’s Soho neighborhood.

“Le Sserafim embodies so many of the values and aesthetics that Guizio stands for: fearlessness, individuality and that balance of softness and strength,” Danielle Guizio, founder of her eponymous label, told WWD. “Collaborating with them allowed us to merge the worlds of fashion and music, which to me are completely intertwined.”

Le Sserafim members Kim Chaewon, Sakura, Huh Yunjin, Kazuha and Hong Eunchae each brought their own unique approach to style when collaborating on the design of the youth culture-oriented collection.

The limited-edition capsule collection will feature staples of the Guizio label along with playful accessories. The drop will include such pieces as graphic and bedazzled T-shirts, cozy hoodies, a soft cardigan, fold-over pants, knee-high and calf socks, and a plush bear charm.

“The collection is full of fun, tender love and care details such as rhinestones, lace, thigh-high socks. I love that these elements really channel their energy and our brand DNA,” Guizio said.

Pieces from the collection range from $28 to $198.

“Guizio has always been about storytelling through clothing, and I see the brand continuing to grow in ways that allow us to explore new narratives, whether through global collaborations, expanding categories, or deeper cultural crossovers,” the designer and Guizio founder said.

“I want to keep pushing boundaries while staying grounded in our core values of femininity, confidence and creativity. Collaborations like this one with Le Sserafim are just the beginning! I’m so excited to keep building bridges between fashion, music, and culture on a larger scale.”

Danielle Guizio founded her eponymous womenswear label in 2014, curating feminine styles in her collections. Sabrina Carpenter, Olivia Rodrigo and more previously wore pieces from the brand.