The Rakuten Tokyo Fashion Week was a success, with the Global Fashion Collective (GFC) showcasing some of the latest trends for the upcoming spring season.
Maxime Edward’s creativity and versatility combine sophistication and classicism with sportiness, urban modernity, and futuristic inspirations.
Alça Sama’s brand focuses on sustainability and elegance in women's fashion with handcrafted pieces inspired by the designer's African heritage. Their Late Bloomer collection narrates the story of a self-paced woman who does not seem to know what she is late for and celebrates the power of moving at your own pace while being unapologetically yourself with its playful and vibrant pieces.
The Cedim School of Design is a prominent Mexican institution that has produced countless talented designers. Its Unfold collection, a collaboration of seven emerging designers, captures the essence of evolution in each garment, drawing inspiration from their unique perspectives and personal histories. It is a retrospective homage to their past as they look towards the future by pushing boundaries and setting new trends.
As a lover of art and illustration, Karen Moriyama discovered a passion for fashion after participating in a design contest. Her latest collection, Tsubomi, draws inspiration from the Shakuyaku flower, which blooms only once in early summer and presents a unique perspective on struggles and weaknesses through its soft, silky silhouettes that delicately embrace the wearer's body, with textiles that are hand-drawn and dyed in a traditional Japanese painting style.
