Maison Yoshiki Paris

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Maison Yoshiki Paris
IndustryFashion
Founded2023
FounderYoshiki
ProductsApparel, Accessories, Shoes, Glassware
Website www.maisonyoshikiparis.com

Maison Yoshiki Paris is a luxury fashion brand of ready-to-wear created by Yoshiki. The brand was announced in Paris in July 2023 and debuted at Milan Fashion Week in February 2024.

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History

Japanese musician and composer Yoshiki's connection to fashion began as a child of parents who were in the kimono business, which led to his creation of his fashion line Yoshikimono in 2011. [1]

On July 4, 2023, Yoshiki announced the establishment of his high-fashion brand Maison Yoshiki Paris, which will produce ready-to-wear apparel for the international market. [2] [3] The brand will also produce wine and champagne glasses in collaboration with French crystal maker Baccarat. [4] Kuki de Salvertes, who has worked with many designers including Vivienne Westwood and Raf Simons, was appointed as the fashion brand's development director. [5]

In February 2024, Maison Yoshiki Paris debuted at Milan Fashion Week Fall/Winter 2024/25 at Bocconi University as part of the official calendar. [6] The runway show featured an onstage musical performance by Yoshiki (including new songs and a collaboration with Hiroshi Fujiwara) [7] and the production team included fashion stylist Carlyne Cerf de Dudzeele, casting director Maida Gregori Boina, hair stylist Odile Gilbert, and makeup artist Kabuki. [8]

In September 2024, he presented his second collection of Maison Yoshiki Paris at the Pallais de Chaillot during Paris Fashion Week S/S 2025, [9] for which Paris Jackson joined the production as runway model. [10]

Style

Yoshiki has stated that he intends for the brand to present genderless designs that can reach a global market while using fabrics locally sourced from France and Italy. [11]

Critical response

Vogue Magazine praised the "perfect harmony" of "glamour and drama" in Yoshiki's designs, [6] and Women's Wear Daily highlighted "the loud aesthetics core to Yoshiki’s creativity." [11]

New York Magazine's The Cut said the 2024 debut line at Milan Fashion Week had "performance quality", [12]   and Rain Magazine called the collection "a beacon of innovation and elegance". [8]

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