Ashley Ogawa Clarke
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Hyke Tokyo Spring 2027 Collection (opens the original)
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The big story from Hyke this season is that it has officially expanded into menswear. Not a moment too soon: those perfect saxe blue shirts, tough black cargo jackets and super-sleek raincoats styled with serious specs and side-parts will help the brand go toe-to-toe with the wave of minimal menswear designers currently booming in Japan. Hyke’s depth of experience may well give it an edge. Hideaki Yoshihara and Yukiko Ode have been designing since 1998 when they started their first brand, Green,
Viviano Tokyo Spring 2027 Collection (opens the original)
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When Viviano Sue was planning how best to showcase his collection this season, the designer’s team asked him to choose between reality or fantasy. “It’s like, of course, fantasy!” said Sue during a showroom walkthrough. That tells you all you need to know about Viviano, which has shot into the limelight lately thanks to a raft of top-tier celebs performing or hitting the red carpet in the designer’s photogenic clothes. Lady Gaga, Hudson Williams and Erykah Badu have worn the brand, and he’s had
4 Key Takeaways From Tokyo Fashion Week SS27 (opens the original)
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When you incubate and support local talent you hope will reach global relevance, how can you keep reaping the rewards? That’s the question that Japan Fashion Week Organization (JFWO) is wrestling with this season, as Rakuten Fashion Week Tokyo evaluates its standing as a springboard for emerging designers — who are increasingly springing away. With many of its biggest names moving off schedule or showing abroad, the event must look elsewhere to maintain relevance. The week nevertheless remains a
Mukcyen Tokyo Spring 2027 Collection (opens the original)
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Yuka Kimura called this Mukcyen collection Low Energy. The designer, who is on her sixth season of the brand, had been watching Michelangelo Antonioni’s 1964 film Red Desert, which explores the psychological toll of industrialization, and was thinking about how it relates to our present reality. Nowadays the grind of factories and machinery has been replaced by a ceaseless hum of digital noise. “A messy, overwhelming variety of inputs,” as Kimura put it. “People are becoming increasingly sensiti
Tamme Tokyo Spring 2027 Collection (opens the original)
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Docking is a word widely used in Japanese when talking about fashion, but barely known in English. Describing the practice of combining the elements of two distinct garments to make a single item (for instance a nylon jacket with a cotton shirt, or a sneaker with a loafer), it’s a handy term that describes much of what Tatsuya Tamada does with Tamme. Since last season Tamada has been exploring the image of his police officer father, fusing the hallmarks of authority he observed on his dad’s unif
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