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Go to the shopHideaki Shikama uses all types of inspiration in the materialization of his brand, Children of the Discordance. The brand’s pieces revolve around an appreciation and admiration for old-school ‘90s hip-hop street culture and music. The Japanese imprint fabrics were upcycled from Hideaki Shikama’s personal archive of vintage fabrics garnered over many years of searching and collecting. Children of the Discordance...
CONTINUE READINGFollowing the recent collaboration between MIYAGIHIDETAKA and CLOT, we feature some insight into the mind of renowned Japanese fashion designer, Miyagi Hidetaka. The designer started in fashion simply because he couldn't find exactly what he wanted to wear, resulting in his eponymous label's motto, “we release the products that I really want to wear or make.”. With each MIYAGIHIDETAKA one-of-a-kind...
CONTINUE READINGKnown for its bandana patchwork apparel constructed out of fabrics hand-sourced by Miyagi Hidetaka himself, eponymous label MIYAGIHIDETAKA has teamed up with CLOT to remix both brands’ most recognizable styles into a capsule collection. Fusing MIYAGIHIDETAKA’s much-loved bandana motif and CLOT’s iconic Silk Royale silk print, the two come together to form patchwork shirts that are a vision of both brands’ DNAs. Available...
CONTINUE READINGArtist and illustrator Joyce Wu (also known as @mofoland) goes into her artistic process and takes us on a tour of her studio in Paris, France. Mofoland is responsible for some of the graphics that were included in CLOT's Spring/Summer 2020 "TROPICAL PYRAMIDS" collection. Originally a fashion student, Wu immersed herself in the creative process but ultimately decided to become...
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