Toshikazu Iwaya’s runway took a romantic yet uneven turn for spring with frothy Victorian-inspired dresses for women and floral-printed track suits for men.

Dresscamp focused on ornate, contrasting textures, from velour to gold lame'.

Toshikazu Iwaya sent out a riot of fringe, lamé, loud colors and exaggerated silhouettes in a high-energy show.

Known for his bold, statement-making clothes, Toshikazu Iwaya delivered a collection that combined baroque, dandy and sporty influences.

Never one for understatement, Toshikazu Iwaya delivered a lively, playful, sporty collection full of bold prints.

Toshikazu Iwaya turned out an edgy collection of street-ready pieces for both men and women.

Toshikazu Iwaya’s return to the label’s helm marked a colorful, energetic take on athletic clothing.

There are big changes taking place at this label, which has a reputation for being one of Tokyo’s most outlandish brands.

Backstage at DressCamp’s fall show in Tokyo.

Designer Marjan Pejoski made quite a statement this season by staging his show in the courtyard of Tokyo Midtown, the week’s official venue.

Joining Paris’ growing band of young eccentrics, DressCamp’s Toshikazu Iwaya…