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 S/S ‘26 - Inspired by The Curious Case of Benjamin Button, explores the theme of time and reverse aging through garment...
17/09/2025

S/S ‘26 - Inspired by The Curious Case of Benjamin Button, explores the theme of time and reverse aging through garments that appear in states of transformation—unfinished tailoring, trompe-l’œil prints, and playful button motifs that double as decoration and construction. Lightweight outerwear in floral jacquards, silk blends, and sheer wools emphasize breezy ease, while soft knits and drapey cut-and-sew pieces highlight relaxed layering with shirts, tees, and tanks. Nostalgic touches, like a knitted aloha shirt with vintage Japanese motifs, reinforce the collection’s balance of conceptual detail and wearable elegance, presenting clothes that feel both fluid and introspective.

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.jp A/W ‘25Designer - Hiroyuki UeyamaPhoto Direction/Styling -  Photographer -  H/Mu -  View more online. ••
15/09/2025

.jp A/W ‘25

Designer - Hiroyuki Ueyama
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 A/W ‘25 - Satoshi Toyoshima and Akihiko Ikeda launched Sarto in the Fall of 2023. For A/W ’25, the collection sharpens ...
15/09/2025

A/W ‘25 - Satoshi Toyoshima and Akihiko Ikeda launched Sarto in the Fall of 2023. 

For A/W ’25, the collection sharpens its identity through fabric-driven standout pieces: an oversized double-breasted coat in dense wool melton that drapes with architectural weight, a cropped jacket punctuated with smooth leather paneling, and crisp typewriter cotton shirts whose lustrous finish elevates everyday uniform dressing. Knitwear takes on a sculptural role, with tightly gauged turtlenecks and zip-neck sweaters providing structure beneath tailored outerwear, while pleated wool trousers cut with relaxed volume anchor the silhouettes. The restrained palette of deep neutrals and muted tones amplifies the textures—brushed flannel softness against polished leather, compact knits against crisp cotton—making the materials themselves the defining statement of the season.

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 S/S ‘26 & F/W ‘25 Selects••
10/09/2025

S/S ‘26 & F/W ‘25 Selects



With the brand moniker of “products are made for all the people who are socially unsocialized”, the team behind Blackbir...
20/03/2025

With the brand moniker of “products are made for all the people who are socially unsocialized”, the team behind Blackbird looks to remain as anonymous and socially distant as a modern clothing brand can be. Stockist profiles list them as a company run by people who have been working in the fashion industry, top fashion houses/handmade artisans type, and led by a president who utilizes his knowledge and experience accumulated through his long involvement in fashion. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

Their S/S ’25 collection channels a garage-punk-meets-vintage-thrift-store mood, infused with the spirit of youth subcultures—gritty but with character. There’s a nostalgic callback to late-’80s/’90s underground music scenes, evident in the choice of worn textures, muted lighting, and DIY fashion cues. This combination (slide 1) includes a rustic suede vest with a woven, tapestry-like textile featuring tribal and folkloric motifs. Overshirts and loose tailoring in checked or plaid patterns use brushed cotton or wool blends, contributing to the relaxed, utilitarian layering.

Stockists like White Owl in Saitama have begun to take delivery of this collection.

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refomed and head designer Yoshiki Ando returns for S/S ’25 with another collection that leans heavily into a post-rural,...
19/03/2025

refomed and head designer Yoshiki Ando returns for S/S ’25 with another collection that leans heavily into a post-rural, utilitarian vibe with modern streetwear sensibilities.

One of the collection’s key elements is creative layering, where technical, casual, and formalwear pieces coexist—e.g., neon sleeves under sports jerseys or ties beneath bomber jackets. There’s a strong play of contrasts, mixing vintage Americana, military vibes (camo jacket), corporate uniformity (tie and shirt combo), and streetwear (oversized silhouettes and sporty graphics). The leather jacket and pants are a collab with CCU, known for their specialty with the material; they are made of sheepskin to provide a soft and lightweight touch yet durable feel.

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Launched this year by ex-N.Hoolywood pattern-maker Hikaru Watanabe, .s.m.l_official presents its inaugural collection fo...
17/03/2025

Launched this year by ex-N.Hoolywood pattern-maker Hikaru Watanabe, .s.m.l_official presents its inaugural collection for S/S ’25.

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Creative Director 

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 S/S ‘25 Looks•
04/01/2025

S/S ‘25 Looks


 A/W ‘24 -Coming off their contract work for doublet, Undercover, and BED j.w. FORD, Kijima and team deliver their A/W c...
02/01/2025

A/W ‘24 -Coming off their contract work for doublet, Undercover, and BED j.w. FORD, Kijima and team deliver their A/W collection to stores. 

Highlights include this (slide 1) felt folded brim hat, which is handmade out of rabbit hair felt. This (slide 6) polyester faux “eco-fur” hood has a Thinsulate lining and can be tied with spindle drawcords for cold weather functionality. 

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direction/styling: Tetsuro Nagase
edit: Hiroshi Kagiyama
photography: Kazuki Nagayama
h/mu: Yuko Aoi/Kie Kiyohara



I originally covered designer Takaaki Shimase when he worked alone on his brand tac:tac. Now, he’s teamed up with patter...
02/01/2025

I originally covered designer Takaaki Shimase when he worked alone on his brand tac:tac. Now, he’s teamed up with pattern maker Kota Shimamura and repositioned his design profile to incorporate both sexes. Titled i’m here :, the duo is in their fourth season together and is looking to join the band of fellow androgynous JP brands. 

A/W ’24 -Complete with a primarily monochrome and earthy color scheme, shades of green, brown, and blue fuse with a mix of materials like heavy cotton and structured wool in voluminous silhouettes. Overall, the styling emphasizes a modern and unisex approach, characterized by comfort and subtle design quirks that add a distinctive edge to otherwise straightforward pieces.

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 A/W ‘24 Looks••
29/10/2024

A/W ‘24 Looks



 A/W ‘24 -After the SS23 collection, it was announced that a new designer would lead the brand. Unfortunately, during th...
28/10/2024

A/W ‘24 -After the SS23 collection, it was announced that a new designer would lead the brand. Unfortunately, during the summer of this year, it was announced that Kaito passed away due to a brain tumor.

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