There was once a program called "Here's the weirdest thing about Japanese people.
Foreigners fluent in Japanese pointed out the differences between their own countries and Japan, sometimes highlighting differences in culture and thought, providing an enjoyable insight into the international community. I hope you are well, Mr. Zomahoun.
."L'ECHOPPEIn a sense, I feel that what "Koko ha Hana datta Nihongo" conveys through its clothes is similar to "Here's What's Weird About Japanese. The film captures the culture of clothing in its raw form, edits and conveys it accurately, and gives it value within the Japanese fashion scene.
."CANALIZE (CNLZ)" Botanical Garden" is a wonderful project that embodies this attitude.
This collaboration began when the buyer, Mr. Kaneko, met the "Amish" people during a buying trip to "reshop".
in detailBlog post hereThe Amish are a self-sufficient people who reject the modern way of life and live without trains or electrical appliances. They have a culture like no other, and from the aspect of fashion, they have a unique appeal.
This collaboration expresses the Amish way of life rooted in nature through the techniques of botanical dying and remaking. By dyeing military items using plants that can be collected in Pennsylvania, where the Amish live, and reincarnating them as fashion items, they are expressing a prayer for peace, "from fighting clothes to everyday wear.
The beauty of the coloring is a testament to the advanced production technology possessed by "Canalize.
These collaborative items are now on sale at "reshop" and "CANALIZE" EC. They are unisex, so both men and women can enjoy them.
When you look at the world through the window of clothing, you will realize the intellectual joy that lies behind dressing up. Sometimes it is good to enjoy fashion to the fullest based on the attitude of "knowing and appreciating diversity.
Text_Taiyo Nagashima
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