Fetico Spring/Summer 2026 Collection
Fetico Spring/Summer 2026 Collection
We would like to present to you the Fetico Spring/Summer 2026 Collection at Rakuten Fashion Week Tokyo.
Photography courtesy of the brand.
Fetico Spring/Summer 2026 Collection
We would like to present to you the Fetico Spring/Summer 2026 Collection at Rakuten Fashion Week Tokyo.
Photography courtesy of the brand.
Hyke Spring/Summer 2026 Collection
We would like to present to you the Hyke Spring/Summer 2026 Collection at Rakuten Fashion Week Tokyo.
Photography courtesy of the brand.
FDMTL Spring/Summer 2026 Collection
We would like to present to you the FDMTL Spring/Summer 2026 Collection at the Rakuten Fashion Week Tokyo.
Photography courtesy of the brand.
Pillings Spring/Summer 2026 Collection
We would like to present to you the Pillings Spring/Summer 2026 Collection.
Photography courtesy of the brand.
HARUNOBUMURATA Spring/Summer 2026 Collection
We would like to present to you the HARUNOBUMURATA Spring/Summer 2026 Collection.
Photography courtesy of the brand.
ANCELLM SPRING SUMMER 2026
We would like to present to you the ANCELLM Spring/Summer 2026 Collection.
Photography courtesy of the brand.
MUKCYEN SPRING/SUMMER 2026
We would like to present to you the Mukcyen Spring/Summer 2026 Collection.
Photography courtesy of the brand.
Rakuten Fashion Week Tokyo wrapped up last week. The showcase highlights local and up and coming talent that is not often seen outside Japan. Here are some of the highlights we would like to share from our ten favorite collections.
We would like to present to you HYKE’s Fall / Winter 2025 Women’s collection.
Photography Courtesy of the Brand
The shop of a.PRESSE, the Japanese brand that is currently making a lot of noise amongst menswear enthusiasts, is located in a nondescript concrete building in upper Jingumae, in Tokyo, a ten minute walk from the hubbub of the winding streets above Omotesando, which have been taken over by mainstream streetwear brands.
But walk into the semi-basement space and that is where all the anonymity ends. The walls and columns are clad in a compound made of soil, straw, sand, and cement, giving them a texture somewhere between concrete and Venetian plaster. The furniture is a mix of mid-century Brazilian and Danish, and the speakers are vintage JBL. The brass clothes racks and even the oak wood hangers, are custom made for a.PRESSE. Such minute attention to detail adds warmth and makes the sparseness of the space an asset in itself.