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At the heart of the FUMIE=TANAKA aesthetic lies a focus on the "top"—the shirts, blouses, bustiers, and tops that define a silhouette and allow for effortless layering. These pieces are not merely clothing; they are artistic expressions tailored for adults who feel comfortable in their own skin, seeking to blend sophisticated design with natural, free-spirited vibes. fumie+tokikoshi+top

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| Element | Detail | |---------|--------| | | Fumie Tokikoshi – a Tokyo‑based designer known for clean silhouettes, subtle layering, and a dialogue between traditional kimono techniques and Western tailoring. | | Inspiration | The top is inspired by the ma (negative space) in Japanese gardens and the fluidity of a shibori ‑dyed fabric. The shape mimics the gentle curve of a Japanese wave (nami) while the color palette references early‑morning sunrise hues. | | Silhouette | Slightly relaxed, semi‑structured box‑pleat bodice that tapers at the waist, creating a flattering “hourglass‑lite” effect. The back features a hidden V‑neck with a delicate, invisible zip. | | Key Visual Details | • Micro‑pleated front panel (≈5 mm pleat depth) • Asymmetrical hem – longer on the right side (30 cm) than the left (24 cm) for a subtle drape • Integrated ¾‑length sleeves with a fold‑over cuff that can be tucked or left loose • Discrete, hand‑stitched pearl‑gray button at the shoulder seam (optional decorative element) | | Colorways (2024 Fall/Winter) | 1. Mizu‑Blue – muted cerulean (Pantone 16‑4017) 2. Sakura‑Blush – soft pink (Pantone 14‑1905) 3. Kuro‑Onyx – deep charcoal (Pantone 19‑4007) 4. Yuki‑White – off‑white with a hint of pearl (Pantone 11‑0602) | Tokikoshi has also appeared in numerous compilation videos,