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💭 Kaoru Imajo for ODDA Magazine

💭 Kaoru Imajo for ODDA Magazine

Jessica Michault
Interviews, Magazines

Taking over as Japan Fashion Week’s director was something of a baptism of fire for Kaoru Imajo. When he stepped into the top job last year, with goals to transform and modernize the bi-annual event. Little did he know that his first fashion week would be hit by a massive typhoon. Then in March of this year, with just days to go before the kick-off of his second fashion week, it was canceled because of the COVID-19 pandemic. Now, Imajo is more determined than ever to elevate and internationalize Japan Fashion Week with the online universe playing a key role in its future success.

💭 The Floral Dress for The Outnet

💭 The Floral Dress for The Outnet

Jessica Michault
Interviews, Magazines

At first blush, the floral dress might not be thought of as a wardrobe icon in the same way as, say, a blazer, a crisp white shirt or a little black dress. But dismissing the floral dress would be a mistake. It has just as important a role as any of those other icons in our closets and has an evergreen staying power.

💭 Elle Fanning for VOGUE Japan

💭 Elle Fanning for VOGUE Japan

Jessica Michault
Interviews, Magazines

“Come on over and take a look Pamela,” said photographers Mert and Marcus as they shot Ella Fanning for the cover of this issue. The moniker wasn’t a slip of the tongue, it made sense, because the woman in the photos was not the girl that we have all come to find delightful in films like Maleficent, Super 8 or We Bought a Zoo.

💭 Celine for VOGUE Japan

💭 Celine for VOGUE Japan

Jessica Michault
Interviews, Magazines

The clothing that Phoebe Philo creates for Celine has often been described as wearable artwork. She elevates the everyday wardrobe of modern women to a place where it feels both relevant and yet revolutionary. And from the beginning of her time at the house she has found creative ways to incorporate inspirations from other artists into her sartorial universe.