A key figure in the Japanese niche luxury market, Seiya Nakamura masters the business side of multiples creative fields and blurs boundaries between fashion and art.

Yoko Ito celebrates the beauty of aged things.

Yohji Yamamoto finds beauty in unifinished buildings.

Chitose Abe pushes further her iconoclastic take on modern tailoring.

Light up dark – to see what is there, light up clothes – to see what is not there.

Sacai Man brought some warm folklore within the mysterious atmosphere of Oratoire du Louvre in Paris.

Yoko Ito finds beauty in imperfection.

Yohji Yamamoto explores the depths of clothing construction through juxtaposed textiles.

Tattoos, as fashion, can be silent symbols of rejection.

Yukio Kimura chose three exclusive projects to presents his work through LE PARADOX.

God is in details. You better look carefully.

The Japanese designer overcomes his taboos.

Jun Takahashi explores the controversial nature of women.

Japanese brand ANREALAGE debuts at Paris Fashion Week.

Yohji Yamamoto’s men embarked on a journey without a precise destination.

The Japanese brand Individual Sentiments focuses on the expression of the wearer’s own self through artisanal garments.

Sacai designer Chitose Abe made hybrid clothing the signature of her pioneering style.

Yohji Yamamoto sent innocent dolls into a enchanted world populated by frightening Manga creatures.

Jun Takahashi’s vampire court left its castles plunged into the Scottish moor, to invade the rococo setting of Salle Wagram.

Issey Miyake Men embodies the great wildness of nature.

Yohji Yamamoto Homme rejects boring polished suits paired with matching ties.

A meaningless excitement.

The phantoms of JULIUS_7 floats on a minimal techno music beat.

The design language of Tomoaki Okinawa is bare and powerful.

Seiya Nakamura, Commercial Director at JULIUS, shares with us his business secrets.

Sacai subverts the rules of garments’ construction.

The short paragraph of description made the white walls project…

ZUCCa creates an alienanting game that challenges the traditional garments’ silhouette.

Technology on a finer level embodies in aesthetic.

Yohji Yamamoto re-works menswear classics through visual suggestions inspired by the photographer August Sander.