26 December 2009, written by Carl
15 June 2009, written by Carl

Japanese label Man of Moods’ upcoming fall collection is an extension of innocent exploration and discovery. Inspired by that mode of thought, Man of Moods’ creative director Hukuyama Masakazu finds the freedom and flexibility to play with the structure of his collection introducing detailed geometric patterns in a precise manner. Masakazu is successful in creating a collection that achieves Man of Moods’ signature use of color as well as demonstrating a grounded utilitarian nature.
09 April 2009, written by Carl

Titled “Geometrical”, one would assume that the latest collection from popular Japanese label Man of Moods would embrace shapes of all sizes and colors, but that is not the case. Last season’s “Morans” collection was all about bright colors and “M” emblems. This season, however, takes a step back with a color palette that is generally subdued. Clean space is created by basing the collection on grounding colors black and gray. Establishing a slim silhouette and fine tuning the finer details like button placement, color is slowly brought in subtly with the predominant use of purple. When not playing with color, spontaneity is introduced to the collection in the form of sheer and metallic elements. The current season is spring, but this collection offers an excellent example of how to utilize color for the upcoming gloomy fall season.
29 October 2008, written by Carl
Man of Moods is a popular japanese label founded in 2003 by designer Yuya Noguchi and director Masakazu Fukuyama. Man of Moods is known for their slim silhouettes and frequent use of color. This season’s collection, titled “Morans” is all about colors that pop and the infiltration of “M” emblems.

23 October 2008, written by Carl
Atsui Tokyo is a Seattle boutique that specializes in cutting-edge designer fashion from Tokyo, Japan. “Atsui carries exclusively Japanese upscale designer fashion for both men and women, including a range of premium Japanese denim and a selection of clothing and accessories to meet both casual and professional demands. Atsui focuses on the up-and-coming Japanese designers and the quality of the fabric and the make provided by Japanese artisanship.”
This weekend, Atsui Tokyo is having a sale on all designer t-shirts. They carry brands sch as Cookie Fortune, Hysteric Glamour, and Mr. Olive. T-shirts will be on sale for 30% off. The sale is applicable for in-store and email purchases, running from Friday until this Sunday.
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