A stroll through the men's department store with that fashion expert.
2018.10.30 update

A special edition of "Autumn Men's Department Store" with designer Yuhi Ozaki | The secrets of Ozaki's "mixed coordination" that permeates the men's department store.（3/4）


[Outfit ②]

A brand that "makes clothes I want to wear" becomes "wears them the way I want to wear them."



I often buy from Class at the International Creators section on the 2nd floor Isetan Shinjuku Store, Men's Building and this time I chose a pair of pants. I like the consistent philosophy of Class designer Michiyuki Horikiri, who says, "I make clothes that I want to wear," and since I'm also the type who "wears what I want to wear," I pay attention to Class's clothes.

For my outerwear, I chose a Cowichan sweater from Kanata, a knitwear brand born in Canada. This brand has its roots in "Native Canadian" culture, and not only is it warm to wear, but the intricate patterns and designs make each piece feel unique.


For the inner layer of the Cowichan sweater, I chose a beautiful blue oversized T-shirt from Ashley Rowe. The cut-off design adds a nice accent to the hem.

The key piece in this outfit is the Dents peccary gloves I found on the first floor. I like to add a touch of yellow to my autumn outfits , and these gloves have just the right amount of yellow, so I added them. Just having them in my pocket gives a seasonal feel. Yellow looks great with both black and brown tones.

[Items used in this outfit]
Kanata sweater ¥35,640 (7th floor = Authentic Wear)
Ashley Lowe denim shirt ¥24,840 (2nd floor = International Creators)
Class pants ¥44,280 (2nd floor = International Creators)
Rod Keenan hat: 100,440 yen (1st floor = Seasonal goods and accessories)
Dents gloves: ¥71,280 (1st floor = Seasonal goods and accessories)
Stefano Bemer pattern-made shoes from 280,800 yen (Basement 1F = Men's Shoes)

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