A long, airy dress with large openings at the chest and armholes.
A lame yarn with a weft that looks like the reflection of the sparkling water surface on a simple cotton soccer material.
A large river flows next to the factory, and the water is drawn in to make the fabric.
The shoulder yoke retains its shape, but is folded in half and gathered on the inside to create a deliberate silhouette.
The belt can be adjusted to 2 levels, so you can adjust it to suit your size.

[STORY]
The image of a Japanese material is a cotton material woven with hard, thick plain weave threads.
Far from being supple, the stiff and durable fabric is highly breathable and moisture-absorbing, and there are almost no such materials available in Europe.
It's the opposite of Japan, where it's dry and you don't want the air to escape.
Nishiwaki is a production area that has the image of producing many fabrics unique to Japan.
Nowadays, there are a variety of threads and looms, and although it's not just the image of the past, I wanted to try cooking with the European-style fabric, which is perfect for the Japanese summer. A large river flows through the factory in Nishiwaki, and the water is drawn in to make the fabric.
I felt a real sense of being alive and connected to nature.
It looks like the sparkling water surface is reflected on the simple cotton soccer material.

-PHOTOCOPIEU-
BELTED LONG DRESS-AALTO
COL: BEIGEⅹBROWN STRIPE
SIZE:36
MATERIAL: COTTON 97%, POLYESTER 3%
(LAME SEERSUCKEER)
MADE IN JAPAN

《Shoulder width, length, width》
SIZE:36-35.0cm・131cm・41.5cm

ABOUT
Photocopy's clothing, which coexists with feminine silhouettes and a strong appearance, was born out of empathy for the supple and strong women she met in Paris.
While the superficial decorations have been neatly removed, the transition lines created by the warmth of the hands and the organic form that reveals and hides the female body create a passionate feeling in both the wearer and the viewer.
An impressive silhouette that blends into everyday life,
Everyday clothes designed for comfort will gradually become a necessary tool for daily life that embodies one's individuality.

DESIGNER
Misa Takeuchi After working as a corporate designer in Tokyo for four years, she moved to France after winning an award at the Kobe Fashion Contest.
Graduated from Paris Sandica and gained design experience at Isabel Marant and Véronique Courroy.
Established his own brand Photocopyu in the fall/winter of 2019.