[Tokyo] KENZO Exhibition

The KENZO exhibition was amazing ♡ A few years ago, there was a time when it was all about Tiger Tiger, but the unique, colorful colors create a very cool image. The look is so cool when you see it again at the exhibition, and Sayoko Yamaguchi is lovely. ──────────────── 🌟This large-scale retrospective looks back on Kenzo Takada's creative career. A rare opportunity to see his masterpieces and glimpse his design process. From his early work to his latest collection, you can experience the consistent creativity and passion that can be felt throughout his work. ──────────────── 🌟How to Enjoy ☑Learn about fashion history Through Kenzo Takada's work, you can learn about the history of fashion and the evolution of trends. ☑Get inspired His bold designs and use of color could also be used as ideas for everyday fashion and interior design (I want some nice fabrics!) ☑Design drawings are also worth checking out Sketches and notes drawn by Kenzo Takada during his design process will be on display. ──────────────── 🌟Kenzo Takada (1939-2020) Kenzo Takada was a leading Japanese fashion designer and founder of the KENZO brand. His designs, characterized by vibrant colors and bold patterns, are beloved by fashion enthusiasts worldwide. His fusion of traditional Japanese aesthetics and modern Western style continues to inspire many. Kenzo Takada's exhibition, "Dreams Are on the Line," will be enjoyed not only by fashion lovers but also by those interested in art and design. Immerse yourself in the world of Kenzo Takada this summer! ──────────────── 📌 Opera City Art Gallery "Takada Kenzo: Betting on a Dream" 🗓️ July 6th - September 16th, 2024 📍 3-20-2 Nishi-Shinjuku, Shinjuku-ku, Tokyo 🚃 Directly connected to Hatsudai Station (Keio New Line) 🕕 11:00 AM - 7:00 PM Closed Mondays (or the following Tuesday if a public holiday falls on a Monday), August 4th (Sunday) 🎫 Adults: ¥1600, High School and University Students: ¥1000, Middle School Students and Younger: Free ──────────────── #ZeroYenTravel #TokyoTourism #ArtMuseum