Japanese designer Takahiro Miyashita launched his eponymous collection of men’s ready-to-wear in 2010. The name’s addendum, theSoloist, references the fact that Miyoshita produces the entire collection himself, without the aid of a support team or assistants. Drawing inspiration from classic rock and indie films, the label’s jackets, shirts, and trousers convey a slightly futuristic, subtly deconstructed aesthetic.
Japanese designer Takahiro Miyashita launched his eponymous collection of men’s ready-to-wear in 2010. Drawing inspiration from classic rock and indie films, the label’s jackets, shirts, and trousers convey a slightly futuristic, subtly deconstructed aesthetic.
