Walking through the "Spring Men's Collection" with shoe designer Hiroshi Tsubouchi #1 | Shoes chosen by a shoe expert, the shoes he wants this spring(1/3)

Our "stroller" for Spring 2018 is Hiroshi Tsubouchi, designer of the shoe brand HIROSHI TSUBOUCHI, and also known as a well-dressed individual. We begin our exploration at the men's shoe section on the first basement floor Isetan Shinjuku Store, Men's Building which could be considered Tsubouchi's backyard.


Check out Tsubouchi's "styling for today"!

A professional in shoe planning, design, and buying, Mr. Tsubouchi joined Magnum, a company that handles imported shoes, as a founding member in 1991, introducing brands like Premiata Uomo and Enzo Bonafe to Japan. Later, in 2008, he launched his own brand, Hiroshi Tsubouchi, and now creates everything from lightweight, comfortable shoes that fit the times to classic men's dress shoes.
She's famous not only as a shoe designer, but also as a fashionista who enjoys "perfectly stylish every day." So, today's styling is...



It looks orthodox, but it's a slightly different style.


Today, I wanted to convey a spring-like feeling, so I came in a three-piece suit I had made last year by jipijapa. It's a design that showcases the stylish taste of designer Seiichi Kaga; at first glance, it looks like ordinary seersucker, but the brick color is a nice accent. I like outfits that look orthodox but are a little different.

My favorite shoes are based on "white shoes" like white bucks, and I've always liked "leather shoes that I don't want to get dirty, but that feel like sneakers." If I like something, I buy multiple pairs, and the shoes I'm wearing today were released several years ago; I own 7 or 8 pairs of the same style.

This spring/summer collection for Hiroshi Tsubouchi features many bright colors such as white and beige, and I wear my own designs almost every day. I'm the type of person who thinks, "Once I've decided on a style, I'm happy to wear the same thing," so having several identical items makes me very happy.

Next up is my absolute favorite, the XX Special from Double H!