Third Time's the Charm!Pop-up Store in Japan

ChatGPTChatGPTWe are delighted to announce our third annual pop-up store! Join us for an exclusive showcase featuring meticulously handcrafted garments from our Paris atelier, alongside new releases of T-shirts, tote bags, and Japan-exclusive items. We cordially invite you to visit and explore our offerings.Event Details:
4/30
Reception Party
17:30-21:00
5/15/6
10:00-20:00
Last day until 19:00
Kagurazaka Art Space K1
2-11 Kagurazaka, Shinjuku-ku, Tokyo 162-08255/85/12
11:0019:00
Kaino Umeda Store
3rd floor, Grand Umeda, 2-4 Tsurunocho, Kita-ku, Osaka 530-0014We look forward to welcoming you!

Combining both Japanese fashion and French couture.

Being born in Japan and working in Paris, Hakuyo Miya’s work combines both Japanese fashion and French couture in a subtle fusion of tradition and modernity. His work stands out through elegant cuts, fine details and delicate fabrics. Some of his pieces showcase the beauty and elegance of the old traditional Japanese Kimono.

PRE-ORDER

We are now accepting pre-orders for our new T-shirts and tote bags until Sunday, April 21st. Please note that kids' sizes for the T-shirts are available for pre-order only. As a pre-order bonus, you will receive a set of five postcards featuring original photography by Miya Kosei. Don't miss this opportunity to place your order!

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  • Made in Paris

    Every piece (except for printed t-shirts) is made in our workshop in Paris, from the design phase to the final assembly. We support local businesses in most of our workflow.

  • Unique & sustainable

    We develop limited collections based on the fabrics we find (some pieces are only made once!). We often use end of lines and old fabrics from great couture houses. We also source ecofriendly materials to lower our impact on the environment.

  • Timeless

    Our work combines Japanese fashion and French couture, in a subtle fusion between tradition and modernity. Our pieces are also heavily influenced by Eastern European folklore, most prominently with patterns and colors.
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