Yohji Yamamoto

Japanese fashion designer who founded Comme des Garcons in 1969. Her 1981 Paris collection debut, known as the 'black shock,' fundamentally challenged Western concepts of beauty in fashion. Through deconstructivist design and avant-garde aesthetics, she became one of the most influential designers in contemporary fashion history. Her Dover Street Market also revolutionized luxury retail.

Flagship Japanese fashion brand. Founded by Rei Kawakubo, known for avant-garde and unique designs emphasizing black. Challenges existing fashion concepts, becoming first recognized Japanese brand at Paris Fashion Week. Globally esteemed, it revolutionized the fashion industry as an international innovation leader.

Japan's representative fashion designer introducing bold distorted silhouettes based on black since the 1970s. Recognized as a significant figure in Paris Fashion Week. Highly appreciated internationally for collections fusing Japanese aesthetics with contemporaneity, he is a master in global fashion.

One of Japan's most influential fashion designers. Under the concept of 'A Piece of Cloth,' he created innovative designs fusing Eastern and Western garment cultures. His Pleats Please pleating technology and A-POC seamless garment technique revolutionized the global fashion industry. Until his passing in 2022, he continuously pursued the fusion of technology and tradition.

Japan's representative fashion designer pioneering the 'One Piece of Cloth' philosophy since the 1970s. Recognized internationally for innovative folding techniques and unique material development. Establishing his brand in Tokyo, he holds a significant position in Paris fashion and represents a global fashion giant.

Representative Japanese fashion designer who founded Comme des Garçons in 1969. Consistently pursuing unconventional design philosophy, recognized internationally for asymmetry and deconstructivist aesthetics. Highly valued at Paris Fashion Week, a significant figure in global fashion. Representing Japanese avant-garde design spirit.

A leading Japanese menswear designer. Under Comme des Garçons, he developed the 'Junya Watanabe Man' line known for innovative designs merging tailoring, denim, and technical wear. Exemplifying the fusion of Japanese craftsmanship with modern aesthetics, Watanabe has earned acclaim at Paris Fashion Week.

A revolutionary fashion designer who fundamentally reimagined clothing through the concept of 'a piece of cloth.' With groundbreaking approaches like Pleats Please and A-POC that fuse technology with tradition, he left an enormous mark on the global fashion world. He was a pioneer who showcased Japanese design philosophy to the world.