Anrealage

In Paris, Jacquemus and Anrealage leaned heavily on gimmicky high-concept theatrics.

At Anrealage, there were sculptural shapes and deceptive surfaces that looked revealed intricate patterning if seen through special sheets — tricky? Most definitely.

At Kunihiko Morinaga's third Paris show, camera flashes revealed reflective patterns hidden in what, during daylight, looked like plain cotton or simple knitwear.

Looking back Japan Fashion Week, BoF columnist Susanna Lau, aka Susie Bubble, reflects on Tokyo's fragmented fashion landscape and catalogues the designers that caught her eye.