Takahiro Miyashita

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Founded 1973
Headquarters Tokyo, Japan

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Takahiro Miyashita is a Japanese fashion designer and founder of eponymous label TAKAHIROMIYASHITATheSoloist. He also launched the menswear label number (n)ine. He has collaborated Undercover too.
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Takahiro Miyashita “The Solo Ist.” Vest
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Takahiro Miyashita “The Solo Ist.” Vest

Moving on from his well-followed Number (N)ine label, Takahiro Miyashita re-entered fashion via

Takahiro Miyashita “The Solo Ist.” 2010 Fall/Winter Collection Part 2 Preview
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Takahiro Miyashita “The Solo Ist.” 2010 Fall/Winter Collection Part 2 Preview

Designer Takahiro Miyashita’s The Solo Ist. unveils Part 2 of the new collection for the 2010


Daisuke Gemma Presents: “Less is more? More is less?” Exhibition Recap

Daisuke Gemma Presents: “Less is more? More is less?” Exhibition Recap

Here’s a small recap of Dickies’ “Less is more? More is less?” exhibition, currently situated

84-74 lab. by Takahiro Kuraishi Announcement
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84-74 lab. by Takahiro Kuraishi Announcement

In spring of 2010, two talented Japanese designers in their own right came together to form

Dickies x UNDERCOVER, N. Hoolywood & Takahiro Miyashita Collection
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Dickies x UNDERCOVER, N. Hoolywood & Takahiro Miyashita Collection

Set up to showcase the evolution of work wear, Daisuke Gemma will be presenting a special

Daisuke Gemma Presents: "Less is more? More is less?" Exhibition

Daisuke Gemma Presents: "Less is more? More is less?" Exhibition

Produced by Daisuke Gemma, this exhibition works around German-American architect Mies Van Der

ts(s) for Miyashita Takahiro "The Solo Ist." Snow Boots
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ts(s) for Miyashita Takahiro "The Solo Ist." Snow Boots

Former Number (N)ine founder, Takahiro Miyashita, recently announced his return to the fashion

Style File: Number (N)ine’s Takahiro Miyashita Returns
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Style File: Number (N)ine’s Takahiro Miyashita Returns

Style.com’s Style File segment recently ran a short article detailing the return of former

Takahiro Miyashita “The Solo Ist.” 2010 Fall/Winter Collection Preview
Fashion

Takahiro Miyashita “The Solo Ist.” 2010 Fall/Winter Collection Preview

Former designer of cult label Number (N)ine, Takahiro Miyashita, is back after a year of

Takahiro Miyashita "The Solo Ist." Announcement
Fashion

Takahiro Miyashita "The Solo Ist." Announcement

Although his Number (N)ine label is finally coming to a close, heralded Japanese fashion

Levi's® Lefty Jean by Takahiro Kuraishi 2010 Spring/Summer Collection
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Levi's® Lefty Jean by Takahiro Kuraishi 2010 Spring/Summer Collection

The debut of the Levi’s® Lefty Jean by Takahiro Kuraishi officially took place today with a

Levi's® Lefty Jean by Takahiro Kuraishi

Levi's® Lefty Jean by Takahiro Kuraishi

Japan remains well-represented with the launch of the new diffusion label, Levi’s® Lefty Jean by Takahiro Kuraishi. Here we catch up with designers Takahiro Miyashita of Number (N)ine fame and Kazuki Kuraishi.

 

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