「SHIBUYA PARCO 2021 A/W NEW LOOK」｜ A new item that begins in autumn. AW NEW LOOK of Shibuya PARCO, which looks dramatic.

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A mix of UN3D./ icon color and logo. Artwork to celebrate the 5th anniversary

"UN3D." celebrates its fifth anniversary in the 2021AW season. In commemoration of this season, we created a special art collection that mixes brand logos and icon-colored blue, green and black. The coat, which looks like a combination of a quilted jacket and a mountain jacket, is an elaborate item that shines with piping blue and zipper orange. You can enjoy the layered style of your choice with asymmetric patterns and unique items mixed with abstract original textiles.

Visualize gravity and mass with ANREALAGE/digital. New coat with a staggered pattern floating

As digital waves rush into fashion shows, "ANREALAGE" focuses on the approach of "recovering gravity and mass" through PC and smartphone screens. The staggered coat that reverses the heavens and earth floats as if it were released from gravity. The details of the clothes are also drawn to the heavens, and the waist pockets and belts close to the shoulders. Despite such a conceptual design, the inverted item maintains a beautiful A-line, and the thick fabric exerts a heat retention effect, so the careful creation and practicality are still alive. If you look closely, it is interesting to see that even the boots strings are against gravity. The Shibuya PARCO store will hold pre-sales and pre-order orders from July 17 (Saturday).

JOHN LAWRENCE SULLIVAN/A variety of "armors" and tailored docking

"JOHN LAWRENCE SULLIVAN" was also a hot topic in the runway show in Tokyo for the first time in 11 years. Based on the concept of "PROTECT", the 2021AW season fused various "armor" ideas, such as motorcycles, work, sports, racing, and other elements of Taylord. A cut-and-sew with a mask and a bondage detail jacket that looks like a binding wear. From the perspective of designer Arashi Yanagawa, we proposed the keyword "protection" that became more familiar with the COVID-19 pandemic through fashionable items and styling.

CINOH/ Keyword is London in the 1960s. Pay attention to the variety of outerwear.

"CINOH" proposes a real close of adults with playfulness and excitement. This season, the image source was London in the 1960s, where designer Masayuki Chino said, "I wanted to experience it while spending my daily life." Of particular note are high-quality and modern outerwear with a wide variety of variations. A wide variety of lineups, from long back belt coats that spread slowly over the hem to synthetic leather stand collar coats and long blousons. I want to get a lifetime thing that sticks to the materials and patterns before the season.

HAT MAKER KIJIMA TAKAYUKI/Autumn / Winter hat that attracts attention with noble gray

"HAT MAKER KIJIMA TAKAYUKI" focused on the new collection of gray, one of the brand's signature colors. This nuance color, expressed in various tones, adds a noble atmosphere to your styling. With the desire to "use what you like for a long time", items using hair felt are also compatible with aftercare in the atelier. Fit feeling like sticking to your head and exquisite three-dimensional effect of brim. I want you to feel the calculated design that you can see when you wear it from the hats carefully crafted by craftsmen.

Modern mix of FRED PERRY/Sports and Subcultures

The keywords of the 21 AW season for FRED PERRY are "sports" and "subculture". Classic uniforms have been updated modernly with combinations of materials, silhouettes, and colors. Among the many lineups, men's attention is the shirt that adds playfulness with graphic design based on sportswear. In women's, oversized knitwear with the mood of the 90s is eye-catching. Both are accented by Aiko Nic laurel trees, and the autumn-like coloring is also attractive. It's an authentic but modern outfit.

MYne CODEX/The energy of the 1970s dance program included in the new work

"MYne" is a line that incorporates the ideas of the younger generation who has an antenna on the street while inheriting the aesthetics of "MIHARAYASUHIRO". The 2021AW collection is based on the book "THE HIPPEST TRIP" written by American writer and journalist Nelson George. The film was written about a dance show broadcast in the United States in the 1970s. We put powerful and energetic elements reminiscent of the show into the collection and freely mix them with codes like modes, streets, and sports.