Oversize by Atsuro Tayama

Japanese designer Atsuro Tayama has built his worldwide reputation on his rigorous sense of cut and undeniable poetry. After training with Yohji Yamamoto and Kenzo, he created his first collection in 1984 in Japan. In it, he explored new materials and silhouettes that responded to romantic-casual graphic codes. East and West blend to sublimate the body with subtle draping, volume and simple shapes. Distinctive features: a masculine-feminine urban look with clean lines, punctuated by breaks in cut and asymmetries; a controlled nonchalance with personal colors and graphics that skip over his dual cultural background. The Japanese designer plays with details and constantly renews his creative paths. He asserts his philosophy through his art.

Atsuro Tayama opened his first Paris boutique in 1987 and organized his first fashion show the following year. The fashion capital of the world discovered her cutting-edge style. The 90s saw the start of numerous collaborations between the Japanese fashion house and major ready-to-wear brands. He put his talent to work for Cacharel. Later still, he was artistic director of Indivi, Boycott and Ozoc. In 1991, with the Atsuro Tayama collection, he revealed his international sensibility, convinced that fashion is a universal language. In the space of two decades, Atsuro Tayama has become a veritable company, exporting to the four corners of the globe, including the most sought-after fashion spots such as New York, Tokyo, Paris and Honk-Hong. Every season, his public discovers new pieces as variations on a light yet sophisticated style. Atsuro Tayama is an avant-garde of elegance.

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