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45R, the renowned Japanese brand known for its timeless craftsmanship and blend of tradition and contemporary style, has unveiled its largest Asian store in Singapore’s Paragon Shopping Centre. This expansive new concept store showcases the brand’s dedication to quality, sustainability, and the artistry of Japanese garment making. Featuring a curated collection inspired by Singapore’s Garden City and a unique store design that celebrates traditional Japanese craftsmanship, 45R Paragon is an immersive experience for fashion enthusiasts seeking a harmonious blend of heritage and modern design.

Comme des Garçons, a brand known for its avant-garde designs and challenging fashion norms, presented its Spring/Summer 2025 collection, continuing its tradition of asking more questions than providing answers. The collection was a spectacle of structured, whimsical pieces, showcasing a mix of absurdity, playfulness, and unexpected hope amidst a world in turmoil.

Issey Miyake’s latest collection, ‘The Beauty of Paper,’ showcases the artistry of Japanese washi paper. From tailored suits to translucent organza dresses, the collection explores the material’s versatility and ethereal qualities.

Tokyo-based fashion brand MISTER IT. presented their Spring/Summer 2025 collection in a intimate presentation format at TEN10 STUDIO in Tokyo. The collection showcased a range of unique pieces, including a scarf dress, mud-dye items from Amami Oshima, and signature heart-motif dresses, all reflecting the brand’s commitment to personal stories and craftsmanship.

Pillings, a Japanese fashion brand, presented their Spring/Summer 2025 collection at Rakuten Fashion Week Tokyo, drawing inspiration from the novel “Yoko” by Yūkichi Furuichi. The collection features delicate layering, ethereal fabrics, and a touch of whimsy, creating a captivating blend of nostalgia and contemporary style.

Telma, a Japanese women’s wear brand founded by designer Terumichi Nakajima, presented its first runway show at Tokyo Fashion Week, showcasing sustainable fabrics and intricate designs inspired by traditional Japanese craftsmanship.

SHINYAKOZUKA unveiled their 10th anniversary collection, titled “picturesque or die,” in a captivating show at the National Stadium. Drawing inspiration from a remastered version of designer Shinya Kozuka’s childhood絵本 (picture book), “いろをわすれたまち” (The Town That Forgot Color), the collection showcased a vibrant exploration of color and imagination.

Japanese designer Shinya Kozuka marked the 10th anniversary of his brand with a vibrant and whimsical fashion show set within a makeshift cage outside Tokyo’s National Stadium. The collection, titled ‘picturesque or die’, reflected on the past decade and showcased Kozuka’s signature style of combining playful designs with a disarmingly emotional sensitivity.

HARUNOBUMURATA, a Japanese fashion brand known for its unique aesthetic, presented its Spring/Summer 2025 collection inspired by the sculptures of Constantin Brancusi. The show, held at the National Art Center, Tokyo, showcased draped dresses, sculptural silhouettes, and innovative fabric techniques that embodied the brand’s fascination with capturing time and beauty within the art of fashion.

This article features an interview with two prominent Japanese fashion designers, Satoshi Kuwata and Masayuki Ino, both recipients of the prestigious LVMH Prize. They discuss their experiences, inspirations, and the future of their respective brands in the global fashion landscape.