The raging new coronavirus has forced Paris Men's Fashion Week to take place digitally. . But perhaps there is no need to be pessimistic. It is precisely in times like these that designers' creativity is sharpened and creations never seen before are sure to be born.
The world is losing energy due to the new coronavirus, but it is precisely because of this situation that I, as a fashion designer, believe it is necessary to create strong creations," says Hiroaki Sueyasu, the designer behind KIDILL. Hiroaki Sueyasu, the designer of "KIDILL," says, "I think it is precisely because of this situation that I, as a fashion designer, need to create strong creations.
Up until now, the brand has held three shows in Paris on its own, but this is the first time it is participating in the official schedule. The theme of the memorable 21 Autumn-Winter collection was "Desire. With music by Keiji Haino, the punk spirit of the runway show was condensed into a 5.5 minute video and presented to the world.
Mr. Sueyasu's goal was to create strong clothes infused with a rebellious spirit. True to his words, the lineup features LA-based visual artist Jesse Draxler's wild graphics, as well as patchwork, zippers, punk-like studs, safety pins, and other decorative pieces.
. Then, a neat tailored jacket suddenly appears, which is at odds with the decorative garments introduced earlier. From this out-of-the-box attitude, one can sense the interest in Kiddill's creations and the breadth of the brand.
All of the designs have a strong impact, but they are not merely flashy. The clever use of colors, patterns, and graphics gives the finished product a sense of respect for art, music, and other cultural influences.
Also, a variety of collaborations with Edwin, which has continued every season since 2020, as well as Dickies and rurumu: are also available.
In this age of uncertainty about what is the right answer, we are sure that there is much to be felt from Sueyasu's creations, which are based on his own beliefs. Please take a look at the collection video above.
