Who are the famous Japanese fashion designers?

Issey Miyake (Lessey Miyake 1938--).

Japanese ready-to-wear designer, born in Hiroshima, Japan. Created in 1970"Miyake Design Office".In terms of design, he is committed to combining Eastern culture, Eastern clothing concepts with Western experience, and he is interested in studying his own national cultural heritage, kimono.

Miyake's design starts with materials, and he often spun by himself, weaving cloth, chicken feathers, paper, rubber, plastic, and everything that can be used to weave clothes.

Hanae Mori 1926--

Parisian haute couture designer, born on the island of Japan. In 1951, she founded a studio in Shinjuku, Tokyo, and in the 50s, she designed costumes for more than 600 films, in 1963 she founded a ready-to-wear company in Japan, and in 1977 she founded a haute couture house on the rue Montenuel in Paris. She launched the elegance of the butterfly motif**, which brought an oriental style of bizarre fashion to Paris.

In 1984, it was awarded by France"Knight of the Order of Arts and Culture"

Yumi Katsura is a famous Japanese fashion designer and a pioneer in the Japanese bridal industry.

Yohji Yamamoto's design style is simple and charming, with smooth lines and anti-fashion style, and is known for its **.

Kenzo Takada is not only a boutique in the fashion industry, but also a big name in the field of cosmetics and perfumes. Kenzo's fashion isn't the kind of unconventional elevation, it's a little bit traditional, with lots of passionate colors, living patterns, and a little bit wild.

Atsuro Tayama combines Art Nouveau, Art Deco and the traditional Japanese aesthetic of Japan's Taisho era to create a strong visual effect for the autumn/winter collection.

Akiko Ogawa, Yasuhiro Mimoto, Daiharu Ando.

They are all some of Japan's up-and-coming designers.

Issey Miyake, Hidee Mori, Yohji Yamamoto, etc.

Who are the famous Japanese magazine designers?

Yayoi Kusama, Issey Miyake, Rei Kawakubo, Ma Nan Iwahashi, Ken Takada.

3. Katsura Yumi and others, there are many famous designers in Japan.

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Kenji Eikuan.

Kenji Ekuan is a Japanese designer. President of GK Design Agency. Born in Tokyo in 1929.

In 1955, he graduated from the Department of Arts and Crafts, Faculty of Fine Arts, Tokyo University of the Arts. In 1957, he established the GK Industrial Design Research Institute and served as its director. He has served as the chairman of 12 companies of the GK Group and held important positions in 5 related clubs.

He is also a member of the board of directors of the Japan Industrial Designers Association, an honorary advisor to the International Council of Industrial Design Societies (ICSID), and a member of the Ministry of International Trade and Industry's "Symposium on Lifestyle Culture and Industry".

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Top 10 Japanese designers with their brands

In the 80s of the last century, designers such as Issey Miyake, Yohji Yamamoto, and Rei Kawakubo went against the trend and created a new wave of Japanese design in the powerful Western design system. In just 30 years, Japanese design has achieved positive results on the world design stage, and Tokyo has become one of the world's fashion capitals, thanks to the design philosophy and perseverance of Japanese designers.

Compared with the European and fierce designers, the Japanese designers follow the heart more and use exaggerated visual effects to express their unique design philosophy. Taking fashion design as an example, in 1981, when Yohji Yamamoto and Rei Kawakubo emphasized the individuality of fashion itself with a black, unrestrained and loose image, fashion was just a part, whether it was cutting technology or color use, it served to create feminine elegance. Their designs were criticized and puzzled by the fashion critics at the time, and were considered neither ** nor elegant, with loose lines, dull colors, and completely out of tune, and Rei Kawakubo's famous "beggar's outfit" was even more called a disaster in the fashion industry.

Five years after Paris Fashion Week, people began to understand that the fashionable people who praised their design style and resisted the mainstream culture quickly fell in love with these philosophical and niche designs.

The persistent spirit of Japanese design is the commonality of Japanese designers, and it is also an important reason why Qingque Bridge Japanese design has been recognized by the world design system. In the face of criticism and incomprehension from the fashion critics, if Issey Miyake had not been obsessed with the design concept of "a piece of cloth" and challenged the classic Western tailoring methods, if Kenzo Takada had not been obsessed with the harmonious color matching method of nature and people, and reflected on the trend of thought that has infinitely emphasized the human-oriented since the industrial age, if Rei Kawakubo had not been obsessed with the destruction and recreation of the functional structure of clothing, subverting the most basic definition of fashion in the West, after the bankruptcy of Yohji Shanxi's Y-3 brand, If you don't stick to your own unique design philosophy that goes against the trend, then Japanese design will be dull.

The cross-interpretation of traditional oriental design and modern design is the best summary of Japanese design, and it is also the common characteristic of Japanese designers. Japanese design can be static, ethereal, or complex and changeable, serious or grotesque, with both a moving abstract side and a realistic and practical side. Western dress concepts are often used to reflect women's graceful curves with tight-fitting dresses, and Japanese designers represented by Yohji Yamamoto and Junko Koshino do not deny the value of traditional oriental culture, but based on the Sui Mu costume, drawing inspiration from traditional Japanese clothing, the application of traditional tailoring technology in fashion is Japan's affirmation and re-creation of kimono culture, and the modern design with the charm of oriental culture makes Japanese design unique.

Japanese designers are increasingly stepping onto the world stage, and who are the top designers? What is the difference between their brand?