Ryo Ishikawa worked a blue feather pattern into tailored jackets, shorts, t-shirts and just about every other garment imaginable for his debut JFW show. The brand also showcased a studded tracksuit and silver-trimmed high-tops as part of its collaboration with Adidas. The corporate tie-ups did not end there as a Sony Ericsson t-shirt even graced the runway at one point. But the artistry returned for the finale when tons of blue feathers fluttered to the floor from the rafters.
![“I would think to myself, Are you happy? Yes, I’m wildly happy. I go to this studio every day and, in my inside voices, I’m giggling; I’m singing. Yes, it’s a lot of work, it’s a [huge] volume of material. It wouldn’t be for everybody. But I was very happy,” said soap opera star @therealsusanlucci of checking in throughout the years with her career trajectory. Lucci spoke to WWD about her decades-long career, love for pilates, motherhood and her QVC activewear line. Read Bridget Foley’s full piece on Lucci on WWD.com #wwdfashion (📷: @celestesloman)](https://scontent-atl3-1.cdninstagram.com/vp/48a5c1fa9ecf287ab863e37fbdee3bdf/5B9F614B/t51.2885-15/sh0.08/e35/p640x640/31709205_834607030070249_6025194141049159680_n.jpg)
