It is a common practice for fashion brands to take inspiration from the seasonal changes and incorporate them into their items for each season. However, the designer's skill is tested by how he or she designs and what details are used to create the mood of the item.
The knitwear brand "YASHIKI" introduced here is skillful in any way it can be expressed. Based on the scenery and culture of Ishikawa Prefecture, the designer's hometown, the brand incorporates the scenes and local feeling into its simple and elegant creations.
Yashiki" has just sent us news of its new collection for the 24SS. The theme for the season is "Michikusa. Let's take a look at the new collection, which is filled with the scenery of spring that is gradually beginning to spread around us.
Mebuki Knit Blouson (Mebuki) ¥47,300
The name "Meibuki" was inspired by the image of snow melting, the sun shining softly, and the fields and mountains gradually changing color. It is a MA-1 type knit blouson with a loose-fitting silhouette that incorporates the image of Japanese traditional clothing.
The plain jersey knit that forms the base of the garment expresses a landscape of trees whose leaves have fallen and snow-covered landscapes whose colors have diminished. The fine diagonal lines at the neck evoke the soft spring sunlight, and the fine diagonal lines that run vertically from the shoulders to the hem are reminiscent of the buds of butterbur stalks and trees that have begun to emerge from the ground.
Haruno Knit (Haruno) ¥30,800
The item name given to this item is "Haruno". As you may have guessed from the item and from the item name, this knitwear was created with the image of a vivid and joyful spring landscape full of colorful blooming flowers and fresh greenery.
The relaxed silhouette allows for a wide range of coordination options, such as a shirt as an inner layer or with a turtleneck.
Yashiki's new spring-inspired items are already on sale, and just by wearing them, you and those around you will be enveloped in an air of cheerfulness. Although it is still a little chilly, why don't you try this knitwear first to give a hint of spring?
