Tsumori Chisato: Another Me In The World

Tsumori Chisato's works make people feel happy and happy.

In the past two years in Paris fashion week, all fashion people who had seen her fashion show were captured by the cute breath in the design.

Dressed in traditional black dresses, the crowd rushed to the next show after carrying out its colorful Tsumori Chisato pink dots bag.

In real life, she is a mother, she painted the ideal family life into her own picture book.

It is her masterpiece to pform humor into a different role play with humor and taste.

She once designed a fluffy puppy for the casual toy brand etc. series, which she said was the son in her heart.

The core of Tsumori Chisato's design comes from the traditional kimono culture of Japan, and the printing and color matching of kimono has become the source of her inspiration.

In recent years, she has begun to use Asian elements.

Last autumn and winter, the inspiration of the Tsumori Chisato clothing series originated from the Asian culture in 1920s. Tsumori Chisato, who was deeply influenced by the culture of Shanghai, Bhutan, Tibet and Japan, joined the images of Oriental mythology, such as dragon, tiger, fairy and cloud, and so on. The Chinese ink and wash painting was used to interpret the scenery of Xanadu and Himalaya Range.

In addition, Tsumori Chisato added the most popular geometric design of Art Deco in 1920s, feeling classical nostalgia. The whole series seems to pass through time.

Although usually serious and taciturn at work, but when it comes to the journey that brings her inspiration, she is dancing in the air, calling her where she has been, Kawaii.

Nordic, Mexico, and the most aspire of Tibet are the source of her inspiration.

"I like all kinds of colors.

A few years ago, a series of creative inspiration came from my trip to Mexico.

In the three months that I spent time with the local Mexicans, I found that every Mexican can sing and dance. They are bold and enthusiastic. They are like patTy in the open everyday. The happy attitude of every day attracts me, and I integrate it into my creation.

Their colorful windows, shops, the totem birds and the sunflowers on the top of the decorative buildings have added to my design an infinite element of creation. "