2017.01.11 update

VALENTINO | A limited-time pop-up store featuring the 'ID CAMOUFLAGE' collection and other items from the Spring/Summer 2017 collection has opened in the men's department.(1/2)

01.18 Wed -01.31 Tue
Isetan Shinjuku Men's Building 1F Promotion
From Wednesday, January 18th to Tuesday, January 31st, the VALENTINO Spring/Summer 2017 collection will be featured in the promotion area on the 1st floor Isetan Shinjuku Store, Men's Building .
During the event, the venue will be divided into three collections: 'ID CAMOUFLAGE', 'VALENTINO ROCKSTUD UNTITLED', and 'PANTHER', with items displayed under decorations that reflect each collection's concept.


Left: Coat ¥475,200 Right: Jacket ¥378,000, Bag ¥199,800


'ID CAMOUFLAGE' will be launched exclusively Isetan Shinjuku Store, Men's Building ahead of its nationwide release.


Launched nationwide in February, 'ID CAMOUFLAGE' features a lineup of clothing and accessories using Valentino's iconic camouflage motif. For the Spring/Summer 2017 collection, the maison's creative director reintroduced the camouflage print, a design that has become synonymous with Valentino in the past. This iconic camouflage, first unveiled on the Spring/Summer 2013 runway, is a crucial element in this collection, connecting the "past" and the "present."



Left: T-shirt ¥91,800 Right: Pants ¥194,400

This camouflage print is inspired by Louis Guingot, a painter, decorative artist, and the inventor of camouflage print. For the Spring/Summer 2017 collection, while returning to the original camouflage print, the addition of two-tone or tri-tone stripes makes every piece stand out and gives it a richer look.


Bag: 199,800 yen, Boots: 83,160 yen

Furthermore, all items are stone-washed to create a vintage look, and the resulting surface wear and repairs, along with the hand-stitched details, give them an even more worn-in feel.

Additionally, we will be offering an initial printing service to customers who purchase items during the event.

NEXT≫ The 'VALENTINO ROCKSTUD UNTITLED' collection, which reflects Japanese philosophy, and the world-first collection 'PANTHER'