Japanese Designers Go To Berlin Fashion Week

Influenced by the March earthquake and tsunami, the Tokyo fashion week, which was originally held in April, was abolished. Japanese fashion power was once weak.

But recently, 7 Japanese designers made their debut in Berlin fashion week, bringing the fashion trend to Europe.

Japanese designers can ascend the fashion week of Berlin to benefit from the Tokyo Goes Berlin project launched by Japanese fashion industry. This project brings 30 Japanese designers to Germany, and 7 of them get a good chance to take the stage in Berlin fashion week.

Although Berlin is not one of the four fashion capital, it has gradually become a stage for new designers in recent years.

Most of the 7 designers who came on stage in Berlin fashion week are closely related to the earthquake in Japan.

Many elements of Ryujiro Tamaki are designed with seismic elements. One of the clothes with yellow, red and purple diamonds looks like the Japanese nuclear radiation map, and the other t-shirt design is just the Fukushima before the earthquake.

Another designer, Trove, focuses on comfort. His "Hope" design uses cream and soil with healing effects.

Japan has always been seen as a fashion pioneer in Asia, and the fashion industry is showing signs of revival.

This project is one of the many activities launched by the Japanese fashion industry after the tsunami, and the Save Japan project has also received a lot of attention.

Lady Gaga, Karl Lagerfeld and Nicole Kidman joined the project to raise relief funds for Japan after the earthquake.

It is reported that Tokyo fashion week will be reintroduced in October.