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A Shaded View On Fashion
December 17th, 2008
Dear Shaded Viewers,
Aitor Throup's 10-page portfolio exclusive for DAZED 7 CONFUSED JAPAN.
"Fashion illustration originally existed to illustrate the luxury and beauty of couture dresses, but his work illustrates how human beings move and how the clothes fit to the people. He is not just a fashion designer , he is a real creator and true artist." Junsuke Yamasaki, Editor of DAZED & CONFUSED JAPAN.
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A Global Roundup
December 16th, 2008
LVMH has scrapped plans to open a Louis Vuitton Tokyo flagship store, which would have been its largest in the world. (Reuters)
To fete Barbie's 50th anniversary, Christian Louboutin is designing pumps — in Barbie Pantone 219 Pink — to debut at Mattel's special New York fashion week runway show. (WWD) read more »
Han Ahn Soon Casts Her Fairy Tale
December 3rd, 2008 | Tokyo
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Japan's Fast-Fashion Frenzy
December 1st, 2008 | Tokyo
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Daily News
A Global Roundup
November 17th, 2008
As if retail isn't suffering enough in America, now Japan, the world's second largest economy is officially in a recession. (FT)
Take a peek backstage of the infamous Victoria Secret fashion show. (Celebrity Gossip)
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Dressing Your Inner Femme Fatale
November 7th, 2008 | Barcelona
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Interview: Dresscamp's Marjan Pejoski
November 5th, 2008 | Tokyo
With the recent departure of Dresscamp's original designer, Toshikazu Iwaya, the label has been re-helmed by fashion favorite Marjan Pejoski—the first non-Japanese designer to be named successor of a Japanese house. Pejoski recently unveiled his much anticipated first collection in Tokyo, a marine-themed vision inspired by the sirens of mythology as well as French artist Théodore Géricault's famous shipwreck painting Frigate de Meduse. Styled by Shun Watanabe of Vogue Hommes Japan, the collection was a nautical fantasy made up of cute, femme sailors and the sexy, coy sea creatures who were their concubines. Following the success of this debut, Pejoski sat down with JC Report to weigh in on the runway experience and tell us about working organically, managing multiple labels and the thing that makes his work worthwhile.
JC Report: Congratulations on your first show. How does it feel?
Marjan Pejoski: Great! But I'm exhausted! read more »
Marjan Pejoski's Multi-Brand Prowess
November 5th, 2008 - Tokyo
With the recent departure of Dressamp's original designer, Toshikazu Iwaya, the label has been re-helmed by fashion favorite Marjan Pejoski—the first non-Japanese designer to be named successor of a Japanese house. Pejoski recently unveiled his much anticipated first collection in Tokyo, a marine-themed vision inspired by the sirens of mythology as well as French artist Théodore Géricault's famous shipwreck painting Frigate de Meduse. read more »
A Runway Wrapped In Pigskin
November 4th, 2008 | Tokyo
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H. Lorenzo's Worldly Awareness
October 29th, 2008 - Tokyo
H. Lorenzo is a man revered in the fashion business for his discerning eye, and he has managed to keep his equally discerning Hollywood clientele happy for more than 23 years. What keeps this hard to please crowd coming back to his eponymous store in Los Angeles is Lorenzo's well curated merchandise of established luxury brands alongside relatively unknown, yet promising labels from far-flung locations such as Japan. On a recent buying trip in Tokyo, we caught up with H. Lorenzo for a one-on-one chat about Japanese brands, his eco-concept shop H.L.N.R. and his advice for young designers.
JC Report: You got into Tokyo just a few days ago and have already been making the rounds; what brands have you seen so far?
H. Lorenzo: I've seen Toga, Botanika (by Taishi Nobukuni) and I just came from Patrick Stephan. I'm going to take a look at Aguri Sagimori next, then go to Sister. Tomorrow I will see DressCamp and Dress 33 (by former DressCamp designer Toshikazu Iwaya). I saw Dress 33 in Paris, but I want to see it up close. I've been coming to Tokyo on these intense buying trips for five years now. I research everything beforehand and want to see the up-and-comers. read more »
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Blogs | Fashion Wire
- ObsessionJust when we were needing some jolt iof energy today, we stumbled upon Ponystep's tribute to Calvin Klein's underwear revolution...January 6th, 2009
- Daily NewsMarc Jacobs expands, A Rabanne comeback, Sienna Miller debuts line, Obama's Maria Pinto...January 6th, 2009
- Jason's Dispatches
What’s Wrong With Vogue” is the title question of Cathy Horyn’s Sunday’s New York Times’ piece on Vogue Magazine and Anna Wintour. The rumors have been swirling for a few weeksJanuary 6th, 2009 - Jason's Dispatches
2008 ended on a blistering note. As the year came to a close, pangs of uncertainty underscored every conversation. Retail was reeling from deep discountJanuary 5th, 2009 - Obsession
Nomenus Quarterly is one of our favorite art / fashion magazines. We've profiled the high end rag before, and its new issue is out now...January 5th, 2009 - Daily NewsSmaller labels forge on, Kira Plastinina goes bankrupt, Ecco Domani winners, L'Occitane en Provence's organic line...January 5th, 2009
- Daily NewsAndrea Lieberman's fashion line, Lanvin and Acne collaboration, Jason Wu expands, Lutz & Patmos' recession strategy...December 23rd, 2008
- Daily NewsCelebrity clothing lines, Alexander Wang and Shu Uemura line, Wal-Mart thrives, Prada's fashion film...December 22nd, 2008
- Daily NewsConsumers are starting to ditch mass retailers and seek out more unique finds by opting to shop local...December 20th, 2008
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