Pushing against the current streetwear tide, Fujita turned to the dark suits and bowler hats of the chaotic Thirties.

The dominance of streetwear has kindled Teppei Fujita’s interest in suit jackets and ties.

Joining the flow of the gender-free movement, Teppei Fujita was in his element, with vandalized men’s wear the main ingredient.

There was a charming spontaneity to the layered flowing looks which celebrated the artisanal process.

Teppei Fujita demonstrated both his creative chops and a keen business understanding with a technically strong yet deconstructed offering.

With oversized proportions, Teppei Fujita emphasized the unisex quality of his clothes.

Teppei Fujita channeled Old West Americana with a collection brimming with fringe, cowboy boots, unfinished denim and workwear influences.

Sulvam sent out a collection of suit-like separates and knitwear.