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After working for many years in a beauty salon as a hair stylist, in 2015 he moved to a company that handles direction and promotion of men's salons. Currently, as a board member, he is in charge of producing men's salons, mainly "fade&line". In his private life, he lives a freewheeling life, going back and forth between the city and nature.
What is the point of today's coordination?
Ishimura:. I was conscious of a spring-like outfit that matched the colorful tones of the sneakers. I also tried to create a sense of unity by matching the color of the sneakers with the color of the tops. Also, I went with a slightly loose sizing.
How was the comfort of the model you wore this time?
Ishimura:I am a regular Vans wearer, so I was comfortable and familiar with the shoes. They also have excellent cushioning, and I had no stress while driving the car. . I always wear only black sneakers, so I felt fresh.
What do you look for when choosing sneakers?
Ishimura:You have to understand your own fashion style and personality , and choose sneakers that suit your style. If you do that, you will end up with the same kind of designs and colors, but that's how men are.
What image do you have of "Vans" and what kind of brand is "Vans" for you?
Ishimura:To put it simply, it is a brand full of culture. It is loved by surfers and skaters all over the world, and for those of us with such a mindset, it is a timeless classic.
What are you into these days?
Ishimura:. I am into surfing and camping respectively. I have a new car that is suitable for outdoor activities, so I would like to go surf camping with my friends this summer, once the Corona is settled. I have also recently taken up pottery making and farming.
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In his mid-20s, he opened his own beauty salon and cafe in Daikanyama. In recent years, he has developed a number of businesses, including a food store specializing in delivery and a restaurant using a kitchen car, demonstrating his business sense without regret. In February of this year, he opened a new kitchen car restaurant, "PELLS FLAVOR CAR," in Harajuku. In his private life, he enjoys bass fishing, camping, and surfing.
Which is the point of today's coordination?
Hashimoto:. Since the sneakers were colorful, I kept the colors of the other items to a minimum. Overall, I tried to create a fresh and calm spring-like look.
How was the comfort of the models you wore this time?
Hashimoto:I have always decided that when I wear "Vans" shoes, it will be the Ultra Kush model, so I was satisfied with the comfort of the shoes as I had imagined. The form was new to me, partly because it was the first model I had ever worn, but they were light, well-cushioned, and comfortable.
What image do you have of "Vans" and what kind of brand is "Vans" for you?
Hashimoto:Vans is the best for riding sideways, isn't it? The first pair of skates I ever bought were Vans, and now I have several pairs, and I use them every day.
What do you keep in mind in your own surfing life?
Hashimoto:Not only in surfing, but also in any other sport or activity that involves nature, I try to enjoy it in my own way without strain, with a proper understanding of the fears and risks that nature holds.
Hashimoto-san, how do you enjoy fashion?
Hashimoto:. Lately, I've been into outdoor activities, so I'm focusing on functionality and design. . I enjoy the feeling of being in contact with fashion from a different perspective than before. Also, I often wear clothes made by my friends and colleagues in the spirit of supportive localism, which I think goes back to surfing culture. After all, it makes me feel good.
Among the collaborations with Chris Johansen, the most notable are the sneakers, which consist of four models. The most distinctive feature is the combination of text and graphics. In addition, each part is made of non-genetically modified, organically grown cotton and eco-rubber , with thorough consideration for the environment.
From left to right: ULTRARANGE EXO SE ¥12,000+TAX, AUTHENTIC SF ¥9,000+TAX, AUTHENTIC SF ¥9,000+TAX, DESTRUCT SF ¥11,000+TAX
. a collection of apparel designed with swirling patterns. The board shorts are amphibious and made of stretchy recycled polyester, while the colorful illustrations on the T-shirts and long sleeve shirts are new artwork that Chris wrote especially for this collection. Both of these items are a gem to be worn as if you were wearing an art piece.
Long sleeve ¥5,500+tax, T-shirt ¥4,500+tax, Shorts ¥7,000+tax
The lineup includes a T-shirt with a hand-drawn smiley face, one of Chris' signature graphics, a fleece pullover parka with a vintage-inspired finish, and a knit cap.
Hoodie ¥8,000+TAX, T-shirt ¥4,500+TAX, Knit cap ¥3,500+TAX
With his unique drawing style and sharp sense of humor, he has been an artist since his teenage years. In the late 1980s, he moved to San Francisco's Mission District and became a central figure in the "Mission District Movement" with Barry Magee and others. In the late 80's, he moved to the Mission District in San Francisco and became a central figure in the "Mission District Movement," an art movement with Barry Magee and others. His artwork became widely known when he created graphics for the then fledgling brand "ANTI HERO" in 1994. In 2002, he participated in the Whitney Biennial Exhibition, and the following year he received the Art Award from the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art. Since 2004, he has been living in Portland, Oregon, where he continues to create at his own pace.
