Ryu Goto sketches a few crystalline notes on his violin and the Be Attitude begins.
Inspired by the codes of the Beat generation and its leading authors, Miharayasuhiro reinvents this style by applying his own signature: that of a man refusing conventions, who asserts his individuality in a new bohemian style. Mihara declines this style far from any convention in two distinct versions: a rather city style of neat appearance in opposition to a more relaxed style even grunge by some sides.
The Miharayasuhiro man is well anchored in his time and frees himself from the usual codes to redefine himself by playing on the details. He multiplies the layers by combining jacket, sweater and shirt. He adorns the lapels of his jackets with an accumulation of metal badges and pins. The fabrics are sometimes assembled in patchwork. Jackets and coats are cut and widened or even lengthened emancipating themselves from the usual cuts.
The wool remains the strong point of this fashion show with a key piece: the jacquard sweater whose manufacturing process was created by Mihara himself. Large wool sweaters mixed with horsehide cover thick shirts and thick knitted vests worn as jackets, lengthen silhouettes for a more casual style. Chunky wool cardigans or slightly thinner sweaters sit alongside suits. Like the vests, they are worn in a nonchalant way not completely buttoned. Blazers worn open under coats are also made of wool.
The pants are worn with large lapels or inside the boots and are sometimes made into trousers or even Bermuda shorts worn with thick socks for a more casual style.
More colorful pieces, mainly in blue, green or red tones, modern tartans or simple checks, give a little pep to this collection dominated by gray, brown for the more urban part. The stripes accentuate the effect picked up at the jump of the bed of a casual man who would not hesitate for a second to go out in pajama bottoms.
A true casual style reinvented rather trendy and greeted with a violin chord.
Marie-Odile Radom
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