In "FASHION HEADLINE," we asked journalists and buyers for their reviews of the 2013 Spring/Summer Tokyo Collection.
Our sixth guest is Terumi Hagiwara, a freelance fashion journalist who produces the select shop "Design Works" and contributes to various fashion media outlets.
Respondent:
Terumi Hagiwara (Fashion Director)
Q1. Which brand did you like best and why?
A:
・Support Surface
Kenkabe's clothes, with their meticulous cutting, are modern adult clothes supported by skill (which is rare at Tokyo Collection).
・mintdesigns
A departure from the "cute" image. The prints are graphic and have a modern feel.
・Beautiful People
A real brand that is typical of Tokyo, with a commitment to materials and craftsmanship. Q2. Which brands are worth watching in the future and why? A: A DEGREE FAHRENHEIT: A designer who is challenging himself with new creations. I like how ATSUSHI NAKASHIMA creates clothes that focus on the body. Q3. What items do you want or have you ordered? A: A striped knit from TOGA Q4. What are your thoughts on this season's collection as a whole? A: There are a few promising young brands starting to appear. I'm looking forward to seeing the skill and quality that connects young ideas to elegance. Q5. What are your thoughts on Tokyo Fashion Week? A: A collection can't be called just being on the street. I'd like to see more creations that go beyond the street.
Our sixth guest is Terumi Hagiwara, a freelance fashion journalist who produces the select shop "Design Works" and contributes to various fashion media outlets.
Respondent:
Terumi Hagiwara (Fashion Director)
Q1. Which brand did you like best and why?
A:
・Support Surface
Kenkabe's clothes, with their meticulous cutting, are modern adult clothes supported by skill (which is rare at Tokyo Collection).
・mintdesigns
A departure from the "cute" image. The prints are graphic and have a modern feel.
・Beautiful People
A real brand that is typical of Tokyo, with a commitment to materials and craftsmanship. Q2. Which brands are worth watching in the future and why? A: A DEGREE FAHRENHEIT: A designer who is challenging himself with new creations. I like how ATSUSHI NAKASHIMA creates clothes that focus on the body. Q3. What items do you want or have you ordered? A: A striped knit from TOGA Q4. What are your thoughts on this season's collection as a whole? A: There are a few promising young brands starting to appear. I'm looking forward to seeing the skill and quality that connects young ideas to elegance. Q5. What are your thoughts on Tokyo Fashion Week? A: A collection can't be called just being on the street. I'd like to see more creations that go beyond the street.

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