What if a fashion professional wore HERALBONY items? How would they wear these colorful, artistic products in their private, everyday life? In this project, we will have each person choose an item and pair it with their own clothes according to their own sense of style, and we will learn the key points of how to wear it.
Started her career as a writer and editor in 1995. Studied abroad in London in 2000, and began working as a stylist and fashion director in 2006. Obtained a diploma from RMIT college (art & design) in Melbourne in 2012. Her current work includes magazines, commercials, catalogs, web-related work, as well as photo shoot direction and prop styling. Instagram: @ohwadayukirin
Yuki Owada chose the classic blouse from the work "Night View" by artist Kaoru Iga. Iga loves the color blue, and all of his works have a certain elegance and calmness to them, making them suitable for all genders and ages. The work "Night View" used this time is one such piece. It evokes the image of colorful neon lights bleeding into the quiet night air.
Classic blouse "Night View"
¥49,500 / tax included
>> Check out the products that feature Kaoru Iga's work
Owada: At first glance, it has a variety of colors, but it doesn't stand out too much. I intuitively felt that this balance was wonderful and it would go well with any outfit. The fabric is unique but not too flashy, so it's an all-purpose item that will go well with a variety of colors.
Today, I paired it with a black jacket and thick gray bottoms. The size is neat and compact, so it's perfect as an inner layer for a jacket. The length of the blouse is also perfect, and when worn untucked, it just covers your stomach. It's not too long, and not too short, so it's perfect for enhancing your adult figure.
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Jacket: 3.1 Phillip Lim Pants: The Frankie Shopping bag: FENDI
Shoes: Gianvito Rossi
Owada: Recently, I've been feeling like pairing jeans with a nice blouse rather than a T-shirt! This blouse has a beautiful shape, nicely finished cuffs, and embroidered buttons, so it has attention to detail and is well-made, so it looks classy even when paired with a casual style for the weekend.
For example, even when paired with denim, it doesn't look too casual and gives off a neat impression, which is mature and lovely. Of course, it goes well with a jacket as an inner layer, as in the first outfit, but it also makes a statement when worn alone with jeans. It's a little chilly today, so I kept most of my outfit in one tone and draped a bright red loose knit over my shoulders to add an accent color.
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Sweater: 3.1 Phillip Lim Denim: SLVRLAKE
Bag: Clare V.
Shoes: Sergio Rossi
Owada: I think that not viewing disabilities as something special is something I think about myself on a daily basis, and I felt that I could empathize with a lot of things. The sense of seeing disabilities as "one of the characteristics". Humans, including myself, are not perfect, and we don't need to be perfect, so I don't think "not being able to do something" is something special. Also, it's really wonderful to have the talent to draw pictures like this.
I especially like the style of Iga Kan'o-dome. I've seen his other works, and they all have wonderful use of color, and I'm drawn to the world he depicts. I'd love to see him make T-shirts and other items based on his other works! I'm sure they'd be really cute!
Photo by Toru Haneda (biswa.)
Planning, composition and writing: Masami Taguchi (Starflower)
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