color: BROWN
size: Free
Total length 102cm
Maximum width 16cm
material: polyester 100%
Wearing model 163cm (size: Free)
A triangular scarf with beautifully printed fabric that catches your eye.
The Toile de Joui-like touch by French-born Pauline Chante, is a very attractive textile that conveys the significance of the transformation of the medieval European era.
Made from smooth silk-touch material, this masterpiece is elegant and gives it a sense of class from the feel of wearing it.
This collection is inspired by "Cristo," who uses fabrics and ropes to cover a variety of things, and uses art to wrap things.
Items with sophisticated silhouettes are created using paintings from medieval and early modern Europe, as well as costumes from the hierarchical era before and after the French Revolution.
【SATORU SASAKI】
Designer Sasaki Satoru
The concept is "clothes that make women that men admire."
TARO HORIUCHI He spent a year and a half at Taro Horiuchi, then moved to Europe.
He gained experience as a design assistant intern at CELINE under the direction of JEANPAULKNOTT and Phoebe Philo, and after returning to Japan he launched the brand.
size: Free
Total length 102cm
Maximum width 16cm
material: polyester 100%
Wearing model 163cm (size: Free)
A triangular scarf with beautifully printed fabric that catches your eye.
The Toile de Joui-like touch by French-born Pauline Chante, is a very attractive textile that conveys the significance of the transformation of the medieval European era.
Made from smooth silk-touch material, this masterpiece is elegant and gives it a sense of class from the feel of wearing it.
This collection is inspired by "Cristo," who uses fabrics and ropes to cover a variety of things, and uses art to wrap things.
Items with sophisticated silhouettes are created using paintings from medieval and early modern Europe, as well as costumes from the hierarchical era before and after the French Revolution.
【SATORU SASAKI】
Designer Sasaki Satoru
The concept is "clothes that make women that men admire."
TARO HORIUCHI He spent a year and a half at Taro Horiuchi, then moved to Europe.
He gained experience as a design assistant intern at CELINE under the direction of JEANPAULKNOTT and Phoebe Philo, and after returning to Japan he launched the brand.