On September 23, the first day of Paris Fashion Week, Lucien Pellat-Finet unveiled its Spring/Summer 2015 women's collection.

With summer in mind, the collection featured vivid colors like blue and orange and tropical motifs. Palm trees bearing skulls and camouflage skulls adorned with hibiscus flowers represent peace. The lineup included laser-printed denim and shorts, as well as tote bags featuring a distinctive neon color combination.

The brand's collaborations with artists are a hot topic each season. This season, the brand debuted a T-shirt in collaboration with photographer Larry Clark. Clark is one of Lucien's most respected artists, and Clark's work is displayed in the entrance hall of the company's headquarters. Clark is such a fan of Pellat-Finet's clothing that he even shopped at the brand's store in Tokyo Midtown during a visit to Japan, which is why this collaboration was made possible.

The brand, which has gained enduring popularity among fans for its dry texture of Scottish cashmere and high-quality sewing techniques, celebrated its 20th anniversary this year. Going forward, the brand aims to further expand its business, including planning to open new stores in Japan in preparation for the Tokyo Olympics.