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COMME des GARÇONS, meaning “like boys” in French, is a Japanese fashion label founded by Rei Kawakubo. Renowned for its avant garde aesthetic and unconventional silhouettes, Kawakubo transformed the brand into a successful fashion label. CDG is headquartered in Tokyo’s Aoyama district, with a strong worldwide presence. COMME des GARÇONS also includes many diffusion lines, such as PLAY, Noir, Homme Plus, Homme Plus Sport, SHIRT, Tricot and more. Later in 2004, CDG developed a market-based department store Dover Street Market, which stocks its main collections as well as its diffusion lines, among a variety of other designers and labels. The store also features art installations and interior designs by Kawakubo herself, among numerous other designers and artists.
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It should go without saying, but inventive fashion house COMME des GARCONS enjoys providing more
To get in the Christmas spirit COMME des GARCONS has added a bright, iridescent finish to some of
It was COMME des GARCONS who were among the first few to really push forward with the pop-up shop
I.T continues to present us with releases from its December “Happy Christmas” exhibition,
The latest addition to the ongoing The Beatles x COMME des GARCONS collection sees the inclusion of
COMME des GARCONS offer an interesting piece of headwear that’s part of its ongoing Fall/Winter
COMME des GARCONS SHIRT presents this Wool Biker Jacket as part of their most recent unveilings.
COMME des GARCONS SHIRT releases a new coat for the winter season in a deep electric blue.
New from COMME des GARCONS comes this short clip directed by British photographer Katerina Jebb.
Here are some new offerings from JUNYA WATANABE eYe COMME des GARCONS for this season. Clean,
Available just in time for the 2011 Christmas season, COMME des GARCONS is releasing this small
In the vein of their popular wallets, coin purses and other small leather goods, COMME des GARCONS
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