6 days of contemporary fashion during Tokyo Fashion Week
"Rakuten" ... the Japanese fashion craze
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Many consider Japan to be a separate planet, completely different from the rest of the world, whether in lifestyle, technological innovations, general taste, or a very specific obsession with everything related to Japanese “anime” cartoons. However, it does not stop in Japan at this. The limit, but up to fashion as well, specifically those out of the ordinary.
Tokyo Fashion Week, also known as "Rakuten" Fashion Week, kicked off today for the Spring and Summer 2021 season, which lasts for six days, and is one of the important events that present the latest fashion in Asia, with shows that most of its designers preferred to appear on live broadcasts instead of live shows. With the aim of reducing the risk of the spread of the new Corona virus, as those interested in fashion will have to watch the event through the organization’s channel for the week on the YouTube platform, and through the official websites of each fashion house.
Fashion weeks are considered one of the important events launched in various capitals of the country, while Tokyo Fashion Week is considered one of the main platforms for fashion, and an opportunity to promote Asian brands in the past few years, as the week brings together important names from Japanese designers, in addition to other names from China and Korea. Southern.
In one of its first shows, the week presented a fashion show for the fashion house "Raquel" by designer Tetsuya Doi, a group that can only be described as crazy, completely devoid of any logical standards, whether in the cuts, the overlap of colors, or the ability to transform what is present in the platform into Acceptable street wear.
Doi's designs left no room for boredom, as she was an uncommon mixture of unequal cuts, multiple pieces, inconsistent colors, materials, and prints, as if the pieces had life and movement of their own, yet at the same time, she was able to look consistent. In its own crazy way, like the multi-length printed dresses with strange sleeves, under what appears to be open leather jackets, from which leather straps hang down to the floor, or long printed silk shirts that drop on one side and wavy on the other side over loose trousers, looking as if they were It belongs to a men's suit set, while the shirt is adorned with a neckerchief and multiple layers of the same mandal for the sleeves, without the designer failing to add to the shirt a long side trail gathered with golden chains.
Biography
After graduating from Bunka Fashion University, Tetsuya Doi studied at the famous and well-known fashion school "Kukunogaku", which is considered one of the places expected to give birth to a rising and distinguished group of Japanese designers, where Doi studied under the supervision of a number of Japanese creative people, and then began working on the label "Raquel", in addition to receiving an honor from the 34th "Iyer Fashion Festival" in France.
Coats and shirts
The collection collected a number of coats, shirts, pants, and dresses, most of which tended to be incomprehensible, overlapping, and loose-fitting cuts, which varied between women and men, which surpassed the craziness of their designs for those of the soft sex.
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