PHOTOCOPIEU "PAINTER PANTS / OSLO / BEIGE"
Painter pants with three-dimensional darts.
The silhouette is wide towards the hem, but is slim from the waist to the hips, making it easy to balance the styling.
The cut-off detail at the hem and the logo-printed dot buttons are the highlights.
-PHOTOCOPIEU-
PAINTER PANTS / OSLO
Color: BEIGE
SIZE: 38
MATERIAL: 100% COTTON
Made in Japan
Waist, rise, inseam, hem width
SIZE: 38-73cm・38cm・71cm・33.5cm
ABOUT
PHOTOCOPIEU is the answer to the 10 years of creating clothes in Tokyo and Paris while thinking about women's lifestyles.
Identity is a quiet revolution.
I don't consider myself a feminist, but I feel stressed about the work-life balance and the structure of society that hinders the lives of women I know, and I've been wondering if there is a way to make life more comfortable.
PHOTOCOPIEU clothing is the culmination of all of my 10 years of work and personal experience.
Rather than focusing on a momentary event like a show or a photo, I used the creative power I have cultivated up until now to make everyday life more comfortable.
Blending into your daily life, you will discover a different side of yourself.
Photocopieu's clothing, which combines a feminine silhouette with a strong presence, was born from her empathy with the flexible and strong attitudes of the women she met in Paris.
While the surface decoration is boldly removed, the lines of change are created with the warmth of the hands.
The organic forms that glimpse the female body evoke heated emotions in both the wearer and the viewer.
Our everyday wear is designed to blend into your everyday life, yet has a striking silhouette and is comfortable to wear.
Gradually, it will become a necessary tool for a life that embodies one's individuality.
DESIGNER
Misa Takeuchi After working as a corporate designer in Tokyo for four years, she won an award at the Kobe Fashion Contest, which led her to move to France and study at Syndica Paris.
After graduating, she gained experience at ISABEL MARANT and VERONIQUE LEROY before returning to Japan in 2018.
He will launch his own brand, PHOTOCOPIEU, in the fall/winter of 2019.
