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Showing posts with label Japan. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Japan. Show all posts
Thursday, February 19, 2015
Wednesday, February 11, 2015
Wednesday, September 17, 2014
Sunday, August 24, 2014
Saturday, July 12, 2014
#Linen clothes: #Ouur
Love this linen shawk shirt and cotton slouch pants from the new collection by this Japanese fashion label
Tuesday, June 24, 2014
#Japanese style: #TOGA
Yasuko Furuta created the brand TOGA. Toga originates
from the Greek word meaning “draped clothes”
Yasuko Furuta work, combines modern elements of western dress with
traditional ideas of the Japanese silhouette and elegant design. Furota’s style is best defined by the use of exclusive fabrics that she
has researched thoroughly both in format and application with
interesting takes on concepts of volume
The essence of the silhouette
provided by TOGA’s clothing is urban and avant garde at the same time
and has been compared to man of Japan’s top contemporary and past
designers
Love these looks from the SS'14 collection:
Wednesday, May 28, 2014
#Electronic music from Japan: #Haioka
With the "Rei Row" EP, Shintaro Haioka
releases his third musical statement on Emerald and Doreen and it
appears to be a statement least abstract, clostest to human nature,
bearing a natural flow, though experimental ever more.
The artist aspires to communicate a universal language transferred by sampling all sorts of everyday objects like hitting PET-bottles, knocking on a desk, cutting nails… and for the first time he also articulates a message by using his voice….most of the time recording samples over and over again. The electronic treatment is a stark reminder of how the human voice works as a two-sided instrument, which is the most direct approach to music in general, but which can sound alien like no other thing on earth as well. The inherent message of the E.P. is "never be afraid to make a revolution". The artist wants to remind Japanese people of the pride they've once used to show to the world in arts and crafts and fascinating cultural achievements.
Since the effects of the earthquake in 2011 have taken a toll on society's mindset, Japan of today seems to become suppressed by political failures, rushed lifestyles and more ironies than the truths. Haioka and his artistic friends express their disapproval to those general trends through their art - like those woodblock prints which became known as Ukiyo-e (pictures of the floating world- the Edo period, when Japan was developing a very bold self awareness, portrayed by a hedonistic lifestyle.), he portraits what's surrounds him by electronic music.
The interpretation is up to all of you listeners who have open ears to outstanding and highly original electronica, seeking for entertainment but also a deeper understanding
The artist aspires to communicate a universal language transferred by sampling all sorts of everyday objects like hitting PET-bottles, knocking on a desk, cutting nails… and for the first time he also articulates a message by using his voice….most of the time recording samples over and over again. The electronic treatment is a stark reminder of how the human voice works as a two-sided instrument, which is the most direct approach to music in general, but which can sound alien like no other thing on earth as well. The inherent message of the E.P. is "never be afraid to make a revolution". The artist wants to remind Japanese people of the pride they've once used to show to the world in arts and crafts and fascinating cultural achievements.
Since the effects of the earthquake in 2011 have taken a toll on society's mindset, Japan of today seems to become suppressed by political failures, rushed lifestyles and more ironies than the truths. Haioka and his artistic friends express their disapproval to those general trends through their art - like those woodblock prints which became known as Ukiyo-e (pictures of the floating world- the Edo period, when Japan was developing a very bold self awareness, portrayed by a hedonistic lifestyle.), he portraits what's surrounds him by electronic music.
The interpretation is up to all of you listeners who have open ears to outstanding and highly original electronica, seeking for entertainment but also a deeper understanding
Tuesday, February 25, 2014
New find: #Adeam
ADEAM is the fashion label created by Japanese designer Hanako Maeda. ADEAM embodies the designer’s
attitude to respect the old, while bringing this tradition to life
through a modern voice
Hanako loves creating collections that infuse art and wearability
These are my choices from the SS'14 collection
Monday, January 06, 2014
#Japanese fashion: TOGA
Another good find: this Japanese fashion label
And these are my choices from the FW'13 collection "Modern Impressionism"
Monday, November 25, 2013
Fashion from #Japan: Beautiful People
The FW'13 collection has the title of “Spirit of Perversity”.
These are my preferred looks from the collection
These are my preferred looks from the collection
Wednesday, June 12, 2013
Mame
Absolutely in love with this newfound fashion label from Japan!
Their SS'13 collection could be defined as romantic and chic
Love the entire collection!
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