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Fat ladies tend to be thin on the ground on the Paris catwalk. In contrast, the Japanese label Anrealage banished colour pretty much altogether, going instead for 50 shades of grey that ranged from beautifully cut feminine dresses to high-tech shoulder-padded power suits.
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Paris fashion looks to ‘fat ladies’ for inspiration
Giorgio Armani has announced the name of the latest up-and-coming fashion talent to receive his support this Milan Women's Fashion Week. The Italian designer will host the Ujoh fashion show at his Armani/Teatro space in the city on February 27 at 10:30, providing the brand with an international platform from which to showcase its Autumn/Winter 2016 collection. Founded in 2009 by Japanese designer Mitsuru Nishizaki, Ujoh focuses on pieces with a sleek design that combine rich fabrics and a minimalist sartorial approach to bold cuts.
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A look at Ujoh, Giorgio Armani’s new protégé fashion label
Epson, the Japanese electronics company, is venturing into the world of fashion with its new textile printing technology.
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Printing couture at New York Fashion Week
Japanese designer Yukari Suda is so inspired by Pas-de-Calais that when she founded her fashion house 18 years ago, she named it after the northern French region on the English Channel. It is perhaps unusual for a Japanese designer who speaks only Japanese to be so drawn to that particular corner of France, which is most famous abroad today for its worsening migrant crisis. Inspired by the famous “Dentelle de Calais” lace, the landscape, cliffs and light of the area, Suda has found success in Japan.
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Japanese designer, in New York, inspired by France
And Gigi Hadid — with silver paint in her hair — closed her show.
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Fenty x Puma: Rihanna Pounces on New York Fashion Week
The odd-couple mix of bondage and big sizes collided on the Paris catwalk Friday, in clothing that was at once roomy and adorned with nude women who were tied up tight. The risque theme did not stop there, with designer Masanori Morikawa saying he sprinkled the autumn and winter collection with embroidered flowers and elephants to represent male and female naughty bits. “This collection is about tying, like everything, like belts, like buckles, like bondage,” Morikawa told AFP after the show, which was inspired by controversial Japanese photographer Nobuyoshi Araki.
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Bondage hits the runway at Paris Fashion Week
BERLIN – Makeup artists and hairstylists provide the finishing touches to models before they hit the runway during Berlin Fashion Week where strong, bold and sexy looks emerged as the major trend. German designer Isabel Vollrath said her Autumn/Winter 2016/2017 collection, with its vibrant colors and eccentric cuts, was inspired by iconic women throughout history such as French sculptress Camille Claudel and fashion designer Coco Chanel. …
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Bold, sexy looks dominate runway at Berlin Fashion Week
The Fall-Winter 2016-17 menswear collections will hit Paris from January 20 to 24. New additions to the schedule include two Japanese labels: White Mountaineering and Christian Dada.
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Provisional dates for the Paris menswear fashion shows
Kenzo's e-commerce site, previously only accessible in Europe, has opened in the US, enabling Americans to access the brand's different collections. Kenzo does not currently have any physical retail stores in the United States, but Americans can now browse and buy from all the brand's different collections: from women's, men's and kids' to jewelry, watches, shoes and home furnishings. Kenzo is a French luxury brand, created in 1970 by Japanese designer Kenzo Takada.
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Kenzo e-commerce site now available in the US
