I know it's a little late, but as is customary each season, I'd like to share with you the latest visuals from "COMOLI".
There is a term used to describe Takeshi Kitano's films (mainly his early works), which is called "Kitano blue. The term came to be so called because of the extensive use of bluish tones in his films, and the word comes to mind when I look at the look of "Komori" over the past few years.
. a noble and solitary appearance . . Not gregarious or flirtatious, such is the image.
I do not intend to call it "komori blue," but I feel that cold colors are more suitable for "komori" than warm colors.
The clothes themselves are based on the concept of "don't talk without talking," and the brand almost never actively communicates details about the materials used or the sewing process. The brand is more ambiguous, but in fact, it values a certain kind of atmosphere.
Many fans may be attracted to such a profound and mysterious part of the artist.
The official visuals that a brand sends out naturally send out a strong message of the brand's thoughts and tastes. Some swing toward something image-like, while others specialize in showing the clothes well. Or many brands separate the two and create two types of visuals.
In that sense, "Komori" expresses everything in one. Muscular visuals without the extravagance, we have thoroughly enjoyed this season. The full look isOfficial SiteSee at .