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Atsushi Nakashima

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Atsushi Nakashima RTW Fall 2017

The Japanese designer said he was thinking about light diffusing through a crystal, and the many colors it creates.

February 23, 2017 • Samantha Conti

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Atsushi Nakashima RTW Fall 2016

The designer moved his runway show to Milan from Tokyo to parade a collection which touched a variety of moods.

February 27, 2016 • Alessandra Turra

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Atsushi Nakashima RTW Spring 2016

Inspired by Stanley Kubrick’s “2001: A Space Odyssey,” Atsushi Nakashima dressed up ath-leisure in Space Age accents.

October 12, 2015 • Kelly Wetherille

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Atsushi Nakashima RTW Spring 2015

Atsushi Nakashima produced a sporty-cool collection of loose fitting clothes in jewel tones and kaleidoscope prints.

October 15, 2014 • Kelly Wetherille

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Atsushi Nakashima RTW Fall 2014

The elaborate light projection of shifting geometric shapes that opened the show foreshadowed the collection.

March 18, 2014 • WWD Staff

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Atsushi Nakashima RTW Spring 2014

The designer drew inspiration from Spanish architect Antoni Gaudí for his spring collection.

October 18, 2013 • WWD Staff

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Atsushi Nakashima RTW Fall 2013

The designer turned out a tailored collection this season in a neutral palette of black, white and soft grays.

March 21, 2013 • WWD Staff

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Atsushi Nakashima RTW Spring 2013

Designer Atsushi Nakashima played with sharp angles and geometric elements this season.

October 19, 2012 • WWD Staff

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Atsushi Nakashima RTW Fall 2012

For his debut collection, the designer started things off with a pair of sharply tailored suits and a dress, all featuring geometric patchwork details.

March 19, 2012 • WWD Staff

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As one of the most recognizable models in the world, Christy Turlington Burns has an insider’s view of the fashion industry and the allegations of sexual harassment swirling around it. “I can say that harassment and mistreatment have always been widely known and tolerated in the industry. The industry is surrounded by predators who thrive on the constant rejection and loneliness so many of us have experiences at some point in our careers,” Turlington told WWD, along with her suggestions for how the modeling world should protect younger women and men. Read more on WWD.com. Link in bio. (📷: Tony Palmieri) #wwdnews
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@asics America has tapped a new brand ambassador: famed DJ/record producer @steveaoki. This initiative is intended to set the tone for the new brand identity and philosophy and will include partnerships with influencers and in-store and off-line activations that will continue into next year. This is Asics’ most significant marketing effort in two decades, and is expected to attract younger consumers to the brand. #wwdfashion
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24-year-old Jean Prounis is redefining the rules of jewelry. Formerly a studio assistant to Jemima Kirke and a design apprentice at Ghuran, she focuses on handcrafted subtleties and ancient goldsmithing techniques. “There was a really sterile feel in the environment and I wanted to have jewelry with character that shapes how you wear it everyday,” Prounis said. Each piece is hand made in New York, either by Prounis or three other jewelers in the district. #wwdfashion
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“These collections continue to build on that vision, empowering differently abled adults to express themselves through fashion,” said @tommyhilfiger of his line of adaptive apparel, which launches today. The line consists of 37 men’s and 34 women’s styles based upon the pieces from the spring Tommy Hilfiger sportswear collection. #wwdnews
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“Stranger Things” is getting a new cast member for season 2. Meet @sadiesink_, the 15-year-old who will be joining the Netflix series for its new season. You may recognize her from “The Glass Castle” with Brie Larson and Woody Harrelson, but the Texas native’s next role goes in an entirely different direction. She describes her character, Max, as “a rough and tumble skater girl [who] becomes friends with the boys at school.” The second season debuts on October 27. (📷: @jgreenery) #wwdeye
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Amid the Harvey Weinstein controversy, there’s another sector that’s being put under the spotlight for sexual abuse: the modeling industry. While rumors about abuse and sexual harassment of female and male models — and the photographers, agents and others who perpetrated it — have circulated within the fashion world for years, model @cameronrussell started posting stories from models on Instagram last week about abusive situations they’ve encountered — from sexual harassment and molestation to attempted rape. Over 75 have weighed in so far. Read more on WWD.com. Link in bio. #wwdnews
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To celebrate its 16th anniversary, @dylanscandybar tapped designers and celebrities to create mosaics out of candy. The mosaics will be auctioned off to support the philanthropic cause of each participant’s choice. Pictured here is the mural created by @aliceandolivia's Stacey Bendet. For a first look at some of the other artwork being unveiled tonight, go to WWD.com. #wwdeye
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The annual Veuve Clicquot Polo Classic in Pacific Palisades this weekend drew Kate Hudson, Tracee Ellis Ross, Laura Dern and more. See pictures of the star-studded event on WWD.com. (📷: @chelsealaurenla) #wwdeye
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In his new book “Hollywood Royale,” Andy Warhol’s Protégé Matthew Rolston celebrates the Eighties revival of Hollywood glamour. Featuring more than 100 portraits taken by Rolston from 1977 to 1993, the book contains photos of icons like Michael Jackson, Cyndi Lauper, and @drewbarrymore, pictured here in 1991. “Hollywood Royale,” out today, will be accompanied by an exhibition opening at Los Angeles’ Fahey/Klein Gallery on March 1. #wwdeye