Sacai

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Japanese High-Fashion Label

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Founded 1999
Headquarters Tokyo, Japan

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sacai is a high fashion men’s and womenswear label based in Tokyo, Japan, founded by Chitose Abe, in 1999. Having trained at Junya watanabe and COMME des GARCONS, mens and womenswear played with the concept of androgynous clothing. Sacai has won the praise from the likes of Karl Lagerfeld, Suzy Menkes and Anna Wintour, as well as collaborating with Moncler, Dover Street Market and Nike.
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Latest Collections

sacai 2012 Spring/Summer Collection
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sacai 2012 Spring/Summer Collection

The reinventive stylings of sacai make their splash through this carefully styled lookbook offered

sacai 2012 Spring/Summer Collection
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sacai 2012 Spring/Summer Collection

First launched in 1999, Japanese brand sacai continues to flourish as it previews its latest


Slam Jam 2011 Winter "Portra" Lookbook
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Slam Jam 2011 Winter "Portra" Lookbook

Highly respected Italian streetwear purveyor Slam Jam unveils its latest editorial this season,

sacai x fragment design Capsule Collection
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sacai x fragment design Capsule Collection

Longtime collaborator with COMME des GARCONS and Junya Watanabe, Tokyo-based designer Chitose Abe’s

honeyee: sacai 2011 Fall/Winter "Savageness" Editorial
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honeyee: sacai 2011 Fall/Winter "Savageness" Editorial

honeyee gives us a further look into sacai’s Fall/Winter 2011 collection through this interesting

sacai Wool and Quilted Shorts
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sacai Wool and Quilted Shorts

The ability to juxtapose fabrics and themes has long been a strength of the Japanese label

sacai 2011 Fall/Winter Collection Preview
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sacai 2011 Fall/Winter Collection Preview

sacai was founded by Japanese designer Chitose Abe who previously worked under the careful

sacai 2011 Spring/Summer Collection
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sacai 2011 Spring/Summer Collection

Japanese brand sacai create a sports-minded capsule for this season as it highlights the usage

sacai Photoshoot featuring Ryo Kase
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sacai Photoshoot featuring Ryo Kase

Created in 1999 by former Comme des Garcons designer Abe Chitose, Japanese brand sacai launched

 

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