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

fragment design x Nike Lunar Force 1 Preview
Footwear Fashion

fragment design x Nike Lunar Force 1 Preview

fragment design head Hiroshi Fujiwara has released a preview of an upcoming Nike Lunar Force 1

Hiroshi Fujiwara - Horizon
Music

Hiroshi Fujiwara - Horizon

When he’s not busy designing some of the most sought-after kicks, apparel and accessories around -


fragment design x Bamford Watch Department Rolex Daytona & Submariner
Watches

fragment design x Bamford Watch Department Rolex Daytona & Submariner

Known for its incredibly stylish takes on classic timepieces, Bamford Watch Department has aligned

fragment design x Nike Sportswear 2013 Spring/Summer Athletics Far East Greyscale Collection
Fashion

fragment design x Nike Sportswear 2013 Spring/Summer Athletics Far East Greyscale Collection

Both experts in clean, functional silhouettes, Hiroshi Fujiwara’s fragment design and Nike

honeyee: "STILL LIFE" 2013 Searchin' for Powder Editorial
Sports

honeyee: "STILL LIFE" 2013 Searchin' for Powder Editorial

After documenting their journey to Hakkoda back in 2012 (and subsequently releasing an accompanying

OUTSTANDING Magazine Issue #4
Art

OUTSTANDING Magazine Issue #4

Newly available from Hiroshi Fujiwara, DETZ Matsuda, and their publishing company Doubt Everything

SOPHNET. FsF 2013 Spring/Summer Collection
Tech & Gadgets

SOPHNET. FsF 2013 Spring/Summer Collection

Continuing the conceptual FsF line which combines the works of Canadian staple FYi Design, Hiroshi

fragment design x Uncommon "Fragment Blocks" iPhone 5 Black Bezel Deflectors
Fashion

fragment design x Uncommon "Fragment Blocks" iPhone 5 Black Bezel Deflectors

Uncommon and fragment design have once again partnered for a series of cases – this time focusing

TRAVERSE TOKYO Talks Range Rover Vogue with Hiroshi Fujiwara
Automotive

TRAVERSE TOKYO Talks Range Rover Vogue with Hiroshi Fujiwara

TRAVERSE TOKYO recently linked up with Hiroshi Fujiwara to discuss his acquisition of the rare

fragment design x Burton "DUCT LINE" Accessories Collection
Fashion

fragment design x Burton "DUCT LINE" Accessories Collection

fragment design’s Hiroshi Fujiwara has had a close affiliation with Burton dating back several

Nike 2012 Fall HTM Flyknit Collection
Footwear Fashion

Nike 2012 Fall HTM Flyknit Collection

July marks the third installment of Nike’s HTM Flyknit program – a triple threat collection from

fragment design x Cole Haan LunarGrand Collection
Footwear Fashion

fragment design x Cole Haan LunarGrand Collection

Building off the original suede wingtip and leather chukka, Cole Haan and fragment design unveil

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