Kyoko Koizumi x CELINE POP UP | Don't forget to enjoy fashion and entertainment.

Nostalgia but full of new charms
Trionfusi Leeds

The Trionf, which represents the triumphal in French, is a traditional Celine motif inspired by the chain surrounding the Triomphe. Eddie Sriman, who became creative director in 2019, re-examined this motif. It has been updated to be an icon of the new CELINE. At POP UP STORE, the new colors of this trionf canvas series line up quickly. The trionf motif, which is dared to create a shadow, has a classical atmosphere, but is white-colored and fresh. "This small bag is cute, isn't it? In my private life, I always have a lot of luggage, so I'm longing to go out with a small bag," says Koizumi.

You can meet a special item
Pop-up store

CELINE has released a new variation of Trion Fushi Leeds for each season. The "Ten Kabade France Bag" with an eye-catching white line in the center, and the cute "Microbarti Cal Kaba" with a cute size are Shibuya PARCO POP UP STORE limited items. There are plenty of items released in advance, such as the "Tentrion Fbag", a bag with a large trion frogo on the front. The trion fumochief bag, which has a unique presence, adds an accent to your usual outfit.

Enjoy and play freely.
I don't want to forget that kind of feeling

Small leather goods such as card holders are also released in advance in Shibuya Parco. Trion Fushi Leeds, a coated canvas material, is lightweight and supple, and is useful daily. Mr. Koizumi, who walks lightly at the PARCO Theater before the curtain rises, is one of the artists who have been active in the entertainment world. I was told what I was doing now. "When I was young, I saw a lot of interesting things. Now that the dark news continues, entertainment is so fun, and I want to tell you that fashion can play more freely. I would be glad if I could get into the corner of the view of young people."

It's interesting again from the city of Shibuya
I feel that culture is going to be born

Mr. Koizumi has a deep connection with pop culture called "Shibuya-kei" which was booming in the 1990s. What is Shibuya for her? "When I was in my twenties, I often came to play. I was busy, but I would like to watch a movie by myself in the meantime. There were entrances to music, movies, stages, books, fashion, art, and various cultures. In this city, even if young people stretched out, they couldn't laugh, and there was a feeling of accepting them. At Shibuya PARCO Gallery, I met Dennis Hopper and had fun memories. When I came to visit the renewed Shibuya PARCO, I was happy to see the record shop "WAVE" in Roppongi once entered. The shoppers also feel good as they were at that time (laughs). I had a talk show almost a day, and also appeared in "WeNeedCulture" at DOMMUNE. Also, I feel that interesting culture will be born from the city of Shibuya, so recently I often talk with my friends. It would be fun if there was a club where you could listen to music in the morning. Well, we all get up early (laughs). Adults who used to play in Shibuya once come back to this place to listen to music. Young people came to gather there, and exchanges were born. I think it's something fun to think about that."

Check here too>> Kyoko Koizumi x LOEWE | Creating together with light on irreplaceable talents and technologies

Check here too>> Kyoko Koizumi × THOM BROWNE | Make gender borderless. Make fashion more free.