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

21 Mercer Drops Two More fragment design x NikeLab Air Trainer 1 Colorways
Footwear

21 Mercer Drops Two More fragment design x NikeLab Air Trainer 1 Colorways

Two more colorways of the streetwear godfather’s take on the Air Trainer 1.

Virgil Abloh Talks OFF-BLACK & Working With Hiroshi Fujiwara
Fashion

Virgil Abloh Talks OFF-BLACK & Working With Hiroshi Fujiwara

Abloh sits down with Style.com to talk about the streetwear godfather, Japanese fashion and more.


Virgil Abloh and Hiroshi Fujiwara Discuss Their Upcoming Collaboration "OFF-BLACK"
Fashion

Virgil Abloh and Hiroshi Fujiwara Discuss Their Upcoming Collaboration "OFF-BLACK"

Chicago by way of Tokyo.

Keith Hufnagel and Hiroshi Fujiwara Discuss Today's Skateboarding Culture
Fashion

Keith Hufnagel and Hiroshi Fujiwara Discuss Today's Skateboarding Culture

Pro American skateboarder meets the godfather of Japanese streetwear.

A Closer Look at the POOL aoyama x Off-White™ c/o Virgil Abloh "OFF-BLACK" Capsule Collection
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A Closer Look at the POOL aoyama x Off-White™ c/o Virgil Abloh "OFF-BLACK" Capsule Collection

Take a look at the pieces available in the highly-coveted limited collection.

A First Look at the fragment design x NikeLab Air Trainer 1 SP "U.S. Open"
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A First Look at the fragment design x NikeLab Air Trainer 1 SP "U.S. Open"

fragment design continues its consideration of Nike’s classic tennis trainer.

the POOL aoyama 2015 Summer Goods
Fashion

the POOL aoyama 2015 Summer Goods

More accessories from Mr. Fujiwara’s concept store.

the POOL aoyama 2015 Summer "CMYK" Collection
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the POOL aoyama 2015 Summer "CMYK" Collection

The POOL aoyama takes cues from the CMYK color model.

the POOL aoyama 2015 Summer "Tile" Bandanas
Fashion

the POOL aoyama 2015 Summer "Tile" Bandanas

New pool-inspired products from Hiroshi Fujiwara’s conceptual endeavor.

fragment design x Bicycle Playing Cards for the POOL aoyama
Fashion

fragment design x Bicycle Playing Cards for the POOL aoyama

Hiroshi Fujiwara customizes a deck of cards for the POOL aoyama.

fragment design x NikeLab Roshe LD-1000 "Black"
Footwear

fragment design x NikeLab Roshe LD-1000 "Black"

Hiroshi Fujiwara designs a black version of the NikeLab Roshe LD-1000.

fragment and Hiroshi Fujiwara Present CHICKEN KITCHEN Pop-up Restaurant
Food & Beverage

fragment and Hiroshi Fujiwara Present CHICKEN KITCHEN Pop-up Restaurant

HF sure cooks up a mean bird.

 

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