Aski Kataski S/S 06 Paris

[runner]

"drawer of memories"

 

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[nqth]

Thanks for the pics Runner. I like the jkt in #2. The white part looks like leather.

 

[runner]

images from tsushin.tv

 

[iperlchen]

Thanks for the pics Runner. I like the jkt in #2. The white part looks like leather.

I was going to say the same. I love the all the different buttons and how they're placed

 

[nr9dream]

I love this...all the details like mementos and the faded/unfinished monogram just lovely.

I had not heard of this designer/label - many thanks for posting

 

[morbidexistence]

I was going to say the same thing about the buttons. they are really cute.
I liked this. Thanks runner.

 

[Estella*]

ah, very beautiful. thanks so much, runner. i love the nostalgic air about the pieces and how they are presented
... and of course the buttons

 

[Arthur77]

Thank you Runner for the images. I particularly like the pieces in the first post.

 

[Honey~Blade]

This is great, cheers runner!

 

[cerfas]

Thanks runner
Some of it is too in-my-grandmas-attic for me but certain pieces transcend that, and I like them a lot

 

[softgrey]

very lovely and inspiring...
it is indeed like 'a drawer full of memories'
especially for a girl with two seamstress grandmothers...

...

thanks for sharing......

 

[i_<3_chanel]

i too really like the presentation !

 

[droogist]

Lovely aesthetic...and what an perfectly named label. Thank you runner.

 

[faust]

wooooooooooooooooooooooooooooow, i like! This whole beat up aesthetic is really catching on, isn't it?

 

[Ella]

So gorgeous, I love the intricacy of the designs, so so beautiful.

 

[runner]

you're all welcome


yes nqth, it's leather, lambskin. the other part of the jacket is antique linen from 1920s.
it seems that it's designed under the inspiration of the color combo of silver and beige characteristic of Victorian women's shoes.

 

[runner]

the designer behind the label is Katsuhiro Makino who used to be an intern working under Sonia Rykiel for half a year. also the patternmaker, Nami Ookubo used to work for Martin Margiela for Hermes.



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