Onitsuka tiger returns to the live catwalk with the fall winter 2022 collection at milan fashion week

Japanese fashion brand Onitsuka Tiger presents a contemporary collection that combines fashion with sport, cultural heritage and innovation on February 25 as part of Milan Fashion Week.

Onitsuka tiger returns to the live catwalk with the fall winter 2022 collection at milan fashion week

Previously, under the direction of Creative Director Andrea Pompilio, Onitsuka Tiger respectively introduced the Fall Winter 2021 and Spring Summer 2022 collections at Milan Fashion Week through online shows. This time, the brand decided to launch the Fall Winter 2022 collection with the first live performance since the Covid-19 pandemic began to affect the world.

This Fall Winter 2022 collection can be described in one word: darkness. It is also a tribute to the eighties when the Japanese artistic inspiration for “purity and austerity” began to explode in Western culture, where elements of luxury and luxury were traditionally considered. is the pinnacle of beauty. This Japanese style, formed on various shapes, monochromatic colors and meticulous detailing, redefines the previously neglected Western aesthetic.

The collection depicts many aspects of Japan from the 80s, from a modern and dynamic perspective. The layered clothing typical of Japanese dress is an important element in shaping the style of an original and gender-neutral collection.

Oversized t-shirts made of thick cotton and kaftans (outerwear) with embroidered motifs reminiscent of naughty and dynamic urban boys and girls. A special highlight in the overall minimalist and uniform collection this time is the flame motif and the flowers running along the hem of the outfit.

Accompanied by a subtle, feminine gothic signature, classic dresses in the style of modern rock stars, a tribute to Sukajan coats and mini skirts with a belt drawstring back. Try pairing these with a nylon jacket, plain or fur coat, Bermuda maxi pants in the same material, a mid-length pleated skirt, a multi-pocket vest, and an extra hat. hooded wool.

The special lenses featured in this collection are made by Kaneko Optical, a Japanese company with a long history, founded in 1958 and known worldwide for the art of frame making. high end craftsmanship.