OPEN COLLAR SH_LONG_VOILE(02/BEG*PARASOL)

<2023 S/S "RE:SORT" collection>

An open-collared shirt (long version) made with transparent dry touch voile.

On the back is a sublimation transfer print of "PARASOL" selected according to the image of this season by photographer Kota Tokairin.

Comes with a necklace made by randomly arranging beads parts that are made up of accessories such as used necklaces and bangles.

SIZE02 (cm): Length (CB) 83, Shoulder Width 57, Bust 162, Hem Width 154, Sleeve Length 57.5, Sleeve Length 29 <Wearing Model: 158cm>
Material: Outer material: 80% cupra, 20% cotton, other cloth: 100% polyester Used clothes: used beads
made in Japan
Product number: YR23SS-009

<ATTENTION!!>
・Because it is a remake item using vintage clothes, there may be stains and scratches. Please note that it is a part that we would like you to enjoy as a texture of old clothes.

・Since the inventory is linked to the actual store, it may be sold out at the store even if you purchase it. If the product is not available, we will contact you separately. Please note.

<PARASOL> Print

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KO-TA SHOJI

biography

1983 born in Tokyo Japan
2007 active as a stylist and start
2014 activity of a photography is beginning


solo exhibition
2017 <Beautiful> SOYCHANG empty space / Tokyo

2017 <Next blue> MARcourt DESIGNEYE/ Tokyo

2019 ＜go see＞UltraSuperNew Gallery / Tokyo

2019 ＜Photos taken in the past that no one knew about time＞ PARK GALLERY/Tokyo

2019 <Blue Light> Void/Tokyo

2019 <happen> zakura / Tokyo

2021 ＜everything matters＞/The wall ,samva,zakura,Skool/Tokyo

2021＜unknown＞UNDER THE PALMO HAYAMA/ kanagawa


group exhibition

2017 A photographer's Journal'* Cloud Gallery /Amsterdam

2019 "#photographer" Parallel Space/ Hong Kong

collaboration exhibition

2017 Kota Tokairin YEAH RIGHT!! photo exhibition "Re:PLAY" Daikanyama Tsutaya Books Gallery Space / Tokyo

2018 Kota Tokairin YEAH RIGHT!! photo exhibition "RE:LIGHT" PASS THE BATON GALLERY/ Tokyo, Kyoto

2019 "No Name / Kota Tokairin × Izumi Shirahama" UNION SODA/Fukuoka, AL/Tokyo