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TOKYO, Japon – ouvert à Tokyo le 15 février comme une fin Valentin présent, Kitsuné Tokyo Maison est premier magasin de Kitsuné au Japon.

L'espace est divisé en deux endroits ; un abritera les collections de la Maison Kitsuné, alors qu'un Café Kitsuné stockera Kitsuné records et les lignes de Kitsuné Tee et Parisien.

L'espace a été conçu par Masaya Kuroki, co-fondateur de Kitsuné. "Pour notre Maison Kitsuné glacerie à Tokyo, j'ai gardé à l'esprit l'architecture de nos magasins de Paris, qui portent un fort style Haussmannien, à laquelle j'ai ajouté quelques touches de matériaux japonais traditionnels," dit-il.

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As much as the fashion industry might try to shrug off accusations of insularity, closed-ranks cliquishness and occasional ridiculousness, there are times when even the staunchest defender can’t help but acknowledge the high camp Zoolander-ness of it all. Models’ faces obscured by a splintered mash of wooden planks, knitted crop tops with nipples coyly peeping out, and grown men in leather dresses and riding boots (all of which featured in last season’s LC:M shows): when what’s happening on the catwalk looks like dream sequence from 1920s Italian surrealist cinema spliced with a Berlin sex dungeon, you’d be forgiven for thinking it has very little to do with what you’ll be wearing down the Crown and Anchor.