Design
Fashion
Report
Make the cut— Tokyo
Preface
We get spruced up at an 85-year-old traditional barber shop in a Tokyo suburb to bring you spring’s fresh outfits.
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01Jumper by Bottega Veneta, shirt by Engineered Garments
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02Jumper by Bally, polo shirt by Moncler, trousers by Engineered Garments, pouch by Porter, shoes by Prada
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03Glasses by Moscot, coat by Comme des Garçons Junya Watanabe Man, jacket by Emiliano Rinaldi for Tomorrowland, tank top, shirt and tie by Polo Ralph Lauren
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04Alex (LEFT) wears glasses by Moscot, jacket by Mcritchie for Tomorrowland, shirt by Errico Formicola for Tomorrowland, scarf by Roda for Tomorrowland, tie by Seaward & Stearn for Tomorrowland, trousers by Visvim, shoes by Nepenthes, bag by Porter. Yusuke (RIGHT) wears cardigan by Prada, jumper by Hermès, trousers by Dior Homme, belt by Andrea Greco for Tomorrowland, shoes by Tod’s
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05Glasses by Moscot, jumper by Hermès, shirt by Visvim, trousers by Boss Selection, belt by Ralph Lauren, shoes by Visvim
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06(LEFT): Yusuke wears jumper and jacket both by Polo Ralph Lauren, shirt by Tomorrowland, trousers by Louis Vuitton, shoes by Tod’s. (RIGHT) and 8: Taisuke wears jacket by Eleventy for Beams, jumper by Dunhill, shirt by Bally, scarf by Engineered Garments, trousers by pt01 for Beams F, shoes by Parrucci for Tomorrowland
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07Glasses by Moscot, coat by Mackintosh, trousers by Louis Vuitton, sandals by Hermès
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08Jacket by Alain for Beams, shirt by CIT Luxury for Beams F, tie by Fiorio for Tomorrowland, trousers by Dunhill, shoes by Salvatore Ferragamo
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