KENZO unveiled its SS15 collection on September 28th. This collection follows on from the men's collection. In a departure from the mysterious atmosphere of the Didd Lynch-inspired AW14-15 collection, the brand created a bright and feminine collection with key colors like white, blue, and pink. Creative directors Carol Lim and Humberto Leon expressed their optimistic desire to "move forward into the future." Flare is the key silhouette. The collection features extremely loose wide-leg pants, jumpsuits, pencil dresses with flared hems, and coats. The dresses feature a unique design with a flared front, evoking a forward-moving look. The wide-leg pants were inspired by Kenzo Takada's trumpet pants. Of course, Takada's cocoon silhouette remains intact. The materials used are also elaborate. A futuristic feel is evident in the lace featuring the KENZO logo, lustrous English embroidery, randomly woven stripes, and extensive use of rubber. The abstract pattern printed on rubber is a collage of advertisements seen all over the streets of Paris. Each is combined with satin, cotton, and denim to express this season's theme.

Rubber is also used as an accent on the collar, pocket openings, and lapel edges. Zipper pulls and open sleeve buttons are replaced with large rings. The fine details are also a highlight.

What is Kenzo's next future? Anticipation is building for next season.