Designer Hiroki Nakamura created a special dry fabric for this year’s collection.

An exquisite artisanal feel gave a unique allure to this collection of reinvented staples.

Hiroki Nakamura incorporated the brand’s signature Japanese references into a cool wardrobe focused on oversized silhouettes.

Anna Laub delivered a chic beach wardrobe for city girls on tropical adventures.

Traditional Japanese elements, including washi paper fabric, melded with Western silhouettes in this effortlessly luxurious lineup.

The American-Japanese label designed by Hiroki and Kelsi Nakamura staged a spirited show sprinkled with post-war Americana references.

Hiroki Nakamura delivered women’s and men’s collections rooted in the Japanese-cool street look.

Men’s wear and women’s wear label Visvim took its Japanese pop culture heritage and mixed in a little Wild West for spring.

Hiroki Nakamura’s world travels inspired the culture-blending fall collection.

Hiroki Nakamura’s global travels served as the inspiration behind Visvim’s culture-blending fall collection.

Say aloha to the post-World War II inspired Hawaiian prints featured in this season’s collection.

Post-World War II images inspired Hiroki and Kelsi Nakamura to create their fun Hawaiian print spring collection.

The Japanese brand with the stamp of approval from the influential Dover Street Market brought its collections Stateside this fashion week.