Ryunosukeokazaki Tokyo Fall 2024 Collection
Like gazing at the clouds, or staring at the inkblots of a Rorschach test, the beauty in Ryunosuke Okazaki’s work is that it can appear as almost anything. Is that …
Tokyo Fall 2024
Tao Tokyo Fall 2024 Collection
Of all the main characters in the Comme des Garçons clan, Tao Kurihara is the name we hear the least. Her label, Tao, shuttered in 2011—she stopped showing in Paris, …
Pillings Tokyo Fall 2024 Collection
It’s been a year since we last saw Pillings at Tokyo Fashion Week. This afternoon, in a show that ran two days after the official Tokyo fall 2024 schedule ended, …
Hyke Tokyo Fall 2024 Collection
Like many designers in Tokyo this season, Hyke’s Hideaki Yoshihara and Yukiko Ode spoke about looking to their past for the Fall collection. The brand, which the couple launched in …
Keisukeyoshida Tokyo Fall 2024 Collection
Keisuke Yoshida held his fall show on the campus grounds of Rikkyo University, a private Christian institution where the designer went to school as a child. For 16 bittersweet years …
Takahiromiyashita The Soloist Tokyo Fall 2024 Collection
Takahiro Miyashita’s fall collection was what the designer called “a cacophony of eternal pieces,” made up of a selection of reimagined items taken from the designer’s own wardrobe. How intimate! …
Irenisa Tokyo Fall 2024 Collection
Like great jazz musicians that know how to improvise on a score, Yu Kobayashi and Yuji Abe of Irenisa have a formidable knowledge of clothes making which helps them riff …
Masu Tokyo Fall 2024 Collection
Sunday night was something of a homecoming for Masu’s Shinpei Goto. Officially opening Tokyo Fashion Week with a screening of a film of his Paris debut at the men’s shows …
Shinyakozuka Tokyo Fall 2024 Collection
If the weather gods were on Shinya Kozuka’s side at his last show in the summer, tonight it seemed they were demanding payback. On possibly the most miserable rainy evening …
Khoki Tokyo Fall 2024 Collection
The mask is slowly slipping. Khoki—the anonymous collective of designers who have for the past couple of seasons been lighting up Tokyo with their idiosyncratic, happy-go-lucky approach to menswear—is slowly …