Maison MIHARA YASUHIRO 2020-21AW MEN’S COLLECTION 『

“A paradox is inherent in creation. In this case, when thinking about fashion, I ask myself what the essence of being a human really is – this is a great passion of mine. We live in a distorted daily life and I am struggling with this distortion. It’s not “normal”, in a way its abnormal.” MIHARA YASUHIRO
ITEMS The pattern expresses that two clothes are combined so that they melt together front and back to become one clothes. This season's typical iconic pattern is used for military, denim, down, etc. The original fabric is a shrunk material that shrinks to nearly half of its normal size due to its special woven structure. Because it is a special technique that shrinks whole clothes by blanching through hot water, it has a unique texture with the inner lining popping out to the outside. Wool and cotton are made for each item.
The original print pattern is a Holstein pattern, the so-called cow pattern. Used in outerwear, shirts, etc. Details of distressed e ect, one of the major features of this season, continue to be damaged and bleached at the Denim factory in Hiroshima following last season. In addition to denim, it is also widely used in military, work, and leather. The ideas for deconstruction, MIHARAYASUHIRO's true worth, are abundantly included. Blouson and shirts that have been reconstructed by dismantling the trousers. Docking trousers and overalls that are consisted separate items on the right and left.
“While emphasizing warm colors such as beige and brown like autumn and winter color, it consists of fascinating colors such as purple in various tones and black that has been bleached to orange.

Publishing date: 17/01/2020
Author:
Stylist by Lambda Takahashi at Shirayama Office
Hair by Martin Cullen at The Wall Group using Davines
Make Up by Joji Taniguchi at SHISEIDO
Casting by Rene de Bathory P
roduction by Devi Sok
Lighting Planner by Ryo Kawamura at art brain company
Show Director & Production by Michio Hoshina at bon co.,ltd.
Ornamental Flower by Mitsunori Takase at SOSHOKUKA
Special Thanks: LISAA - L’Institut Supérieur des Arts Appliqués /IFA - International Fashion Academy