Poggy

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Director of UNITED ARROWS & SONS

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Founded 1976
Headquarters Japan

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Arbiter of Japanese fashion and a maestro at mixing disparate influences into his personal style, Motofumi “Poggy” Kogi has become an international authority in menswear for his novel, tongue-in-cheek aesthetic. A native of Sapporo, Poggy began as a sales assistant at the brand, but quickly rose through the industry and became brand buyer and director of prominent Japanese brand UNITED ARROWS & SONS, with a brief stint as the director of Aoyama select shop Liquor, Woman & Tears between 2006 and 2010. Poggy has used his position as creative director to help secure a name for both himself and the brand worldwide, making regular appearances at major fashion events the world over. Aiming not only to showcase global brands to the perceptive Japanese consumer through UNITED ARROWS & SONS, but also serving as a window into the cultural trends of other fashion markets in what can sometimes be a myopic domestic market, Poggy’s say in the general fashion consciousness in Japan is not to be underestimated.
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Perspective by Chris Stamp: High Street's Impact on Modern Japanese Style with POGGY

Perspective by Chris Stamp: High Street's Impact on Modern Japanese Style with POGGY

For many years, Japan held the guiding light in menswear. Offering a refreshing take on integrating

Pioneers of URAHARA: The Past and Future of Japanese Streetwear

Pioneers of URAHARA: The Past and Future of Japanese Streetwear

Scour the internet, hit up Prince Street, or simply browse the HYPEBEAST forums – for some time


NIGOLD by UNITED ARROWS 2014 Fall/Winter Collection
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NIGOLD by UNITED ARROWS 2014 Fall/Winter Collection

Fresh off the “NIGO Only Lives Twice” Sotheby’s auction and the premiere of his upcoming collection

Streetsnaps: Poggy
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Streetsnaps: Poggy

Location: Paris, France

NOWHERE / A Bathing Ape 20th Anniversary Interview Feature with Kogi “Poggy” Motofumi, SK8THING, Masamichi Katayama & Masaaki Homma
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NOWHERE / A Bathing Ape 20th Anniversary Interview Feature with Kogi “Poggy” Motofumi, SK8THING, Masamichi Katayama & Masaaki Homma

As NOWHERE and A Bathing Ape roll out special features to celebrate their 20th anniversary (which

The Stylist Japan 2013 Spring/Summer Lookbook
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The Stylist Japan 2013 Spring/Summer Lookbook

With the aim of introducing youth to the world of button-downs and suiting, The Stylist Japan was

Follow Japanese Style Icon Poggy As He Travels Through Britain
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Follow Japanese Style Icon Poggy As He Travels Through Britain

From his humble beginnings as a sales assistant at United Arrows to his current status as a street

OTHERS by HYPEBEAST: Developing Japanese Style with Kogi “Poggy” Motofumi of UNITED ARROWS
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OTHERS by HYPEBEAST: Developing Japanese Style with Kogi “Poggy” Motofumi of UNITED ARROWS

Kogi Motofumi — or as his friends call him, Poggy — has come a long way since his early days as a

 

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