Today we would like to introduce a shirt with a kiss print from Maison MIHARA YASUHIRO, which is available at FASCINATE_THE R (Shinsaibashi, Osaka) and FASCINATE KYOTO.
Masterful Techniques with Complete Freedom
After being captivated by the artistry of shoes, gaining knowledge in a shoe factory, and learning the craft of last-making directly from a master, designer Yasuhiro Mihara, who renamed his brand in 2016, founded Maison MIHARA YASUHIRO and selected the KISS Printed S/S Shirt.
Maison MIHARA YASUHIRO is globally popular, continuously creating numerous enthusiastic fans.
This time, we will introduce and highlight the charm of Maison MIHARA YASUHIRO to its fullest.
Model 181cm/62kg. Wearing size ：shirt/size 46,pants/size 3.
Imagining Uniforms of a Fictional Hotel
This time, the selected top item is the KISS Printed S/S Shirt from Maison MIHARA YASUHIRO, which stands out for its drapery.
This item is made of cotton-rayon, giving it a draped look and a moderate, relaxed fit.
The shoulders have a dropped shoulder design, so the shoulder position is set low.
This type of item creates a relaxed vibe with a touch of sophistication and pairs well with the kiss marks on the body, adding a subtle sense of ease to the overall styling.
In addition, coordinating with silver items and sunglasses enhances the look, giving it a more stylish and composed atmosphere.
Next, let me introduce the bottoms.
Remake Denim with a Loose Silhouette
The bottom item selected is the Center Seam Loose Fit Denim from 1691, characterized by its loose silhouette.
This item achieves a loose silhouette by gently tapering towards the hem.
Additionally, it incorporates an inside-out design, boldly switching the lining to give a more casual impression.
The center seam detailing showcases the designer's playful spirit.
To add more playfulness, the shoes selected are PETERSON from Maison MIHARA YASUHIRO.
We also have many other items from Maison MIHARA YASUHIRO available in our store. Please visit us at FASCINATE_THE R. We look forward to your visit.
