Japanese fashion label Midorikawa prepares to unveil its Fall/Winter 2020 collection of designs with inspiration drawn from the 1800s. The designs express the evolvement of fashion throughout the years with staples that were prominent through the heritage. The pieces feature the signature raw hem and cinched in accent with fabric materials including leather and linens for a wide range.
The capsule features outerwear pieces, tailored shirts, relaxed trousers, and more -- most of these designs are made for layering purposes. Notably, the seasonal designs are modelled entirely by mannequins to promote safety and ensure that social distancing is still in place. All of the garments are controlled and boasts a subtle design that welcomes versatile layering during the seasonal transition.
1800s-Inspired Fall Fashion
Midorikawa Launches Its FW20 Capsule Modelled by Mannequins
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