For his first runway show, the men’s wear designer took inspiration from an unlikely source: air-filled packaging pillows.

A newcomer on the fashion scene, the designer showed a refined modernism with timeless silhouettes and beautifully luxe fabrics.

For its first runway show, the brand showed its audience why it has been such a commercial success, mixing elegance with relaxed comfort.

The design duo created modern, basic men’s wear with a twist, combining relaxed tailoring with outdoor and streetwear influences.

Naomi Kurahashi’s first runway show demonstrated professionalism and skill with a cohesive collection of polished classics.

Mixed influences, contrasting textures and just the right amount of asymmetry made for a very “now” collection.

Basics from the brand’s main line were shown together with outerwear made in collaboration with an Italian manufacturer.

Sharp tailoring, opulent textures and bondage influences came together in a collection that will be at home on Tokyo’s quirkier streets.

Rich textures and tech fabrics were crafted into sumptuous outerwear and beautifully draped dresses for a strong showing.

Mari Odaka showed a chic yet relaxed collection in rich, contrasting textures.

Masako Noguchi and Takuma Sasaki turned out a mix of street-ready and outdoorsy pieces, perfect for the modern urbanite.

Takeshi Kitazawa showed clean tailoring and interesting proportion play, but the collection was overshadowed by its unconventional staging.

Fumie Tanaka expertly blended femininity with a modern, streetwear cool.

At first glance, designer Natalie Ratabesi’s latest collection for her line Tre by Natalie Ratabesi was instantly invigorating.

Shueh Jen-Fang showed a weirdly fun take on a fairy tale-like dreamscape.