Hiroshi Fujiwara

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Designer and founder of fragment design and retaW

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Founded February 7, 1964
Headquarters Ise, Japan

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Hiroshi Fujiwara is a Japanese streetwear designer, musician, prominent streetwear influencer, and founder of fashion label fragment design and home goods brand retaW. Other ventures include projects with the POOL aoyama concept store and snowboarding line AK457. He is known as the ‘Godfather of Harajuku’, who has collaborated with the likes of Nike, Burton, Levi’s, Stussy, Supreme, Converse, and Beats by Dre, as well as with artists like Takashi Murakami, KAWS, and Eric Clapton.
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Latest Collections

White Moutaineering Opens a Pop-Up at THE PARK · ING GINZA
Fashion

White Moutaineering Opens a Pop-Up at THE PARK · ING GINZA

WM and Yosuke Aizawa head to Ginza.

Virgil Abloh's “SOMETHING & ASSOCIATES” c/o Off-White™ TOKYO Teams up With Hiroshi Fujiwara, Babylon LA & Medicom Toy
Fashion

Virgil Abloh's “SOMETHING & ASSOCIATES” c/o Off-White™ TOKYO Teams up With Hiroshi Fujiwara, Babylon LA & Medicom Toy

The latest OFF-BLACK drop is here.


JUN CULTURE CLUB to Feature Live Radio Show Recording With Hiroshi Fujiwara

JUN CULTURE CLUB to Feature Live Radio Show Recording With Hiroshi Fujiwara

“JUN THE CULTURE” show will serve to educate the power of culture.

HEAD PORTER x fragment design Rucksack and Tote Bag
Fashion

HEAD PORTER x fragment design Rucksack and Tote Bag

Featuring a refined sheen coating.

The Converse Jack Purcell Gets the HTM Treatment
Footwear

The Converse Jack Purcell Gets the HTM Treatment

Hiroshi Fujiwara, Tinker Hatfield and Mark Parker take on a classic low-top.

fragment design x NikeLab Tennis Classic AC RGB Pack
Footwear

fragment design x NikeLab Tennis Classic AC RGB Pack

Red, green and blue.

The Relationship Between Fashion and Food: Designers Who Have Opened Restaurants
Food & Beverage

The Relationship Between Fashion and Food: Designers Who Have Opened Restaurants

What do the likes of NIGO, Ralph Lauren and Virgil Abloh have in common?

Up Your Accessory Game With uniform experiment's Zirconia Carabiner
Fashion

Up Your Accessory Game With uniform experiment's Zirconia Carabiner

The most stylish key holder around.

uniform experiment Pairs up With Amb for a Range of "Damaged Sneakers"
Footwear

uniform experiment Pairs up With Amb for a Range of "Damaged Sneakers"

The classic silhouette gets a luxe makeover.

Hiroshi Fujiwara Sheds Light on His Design Philosophy in New NikeLab Video
Fashion

Hiroshi Fujiwara Sheds Light on His Design Philosophy in New NikeLab Video

The soft-spoken icon opens up.

fragment design x Oakley Latch Sunglasses
Fashion

fragment design x Oakley Latch Sunglasses

These skateboarder-approved sunglasses gets Hiroshi Fujiwara’s touch.

THE PARK · ING GINZA to Drop Exclusive Bearbricks This September
Design

THE PARK · ING GINZA to Drop Exclusive Bearbricks This September

THE PARK · ING GINZA links up with Virgil Abloh, Jun Takahashi and Hiroshi Fujiwara himself.

 

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