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| - | '''Limi Feu''' (リミフゥ) is a fashion brand created by Yohji Yamamoto's daughter, Limi. Her monochromatic multi-layered designs have a punk rock / tough girl aesthetic, pairing blousy pants with military-style boots. Her runway models sport tattoos and punky hairdos to complete the look. She designs for Japanese women, and her runway models are usually | + | '''Limi Feu''' (リミフゥ) is a [[Japanese fashion]] brand created by [[Yohji Yamamoto]]'s daughter, Limi. Her monochromatic multi-layered designs have a punk rock / tough girl aesthetic, pairing blousy pants with military-style boots. Her runway models sport tattoos and punky hairdos to complete the look. She designs for [[Japanese women]], and her runway models are usually from [[Tokyo]]. |
Though critics often point out the similarities between Limi's work and that of her father (similar color palettes, asymmetrical hemming), Limi has stated in interviews that she designs women's clothing for real woman as a woman, while her father designs for the ideal woman. | Though critics often point out the similarities between Limi's work and that of her father (similar color palettes, asymmetrical hemming), Limi has stated in interviews that she designs women's clothing for real woman as a woman, while her father designs for the ideal woman. | ||
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==Limi Feu History== | ==Limi Feu History== | ||
| - | The label began in 2000. Between | + | The label began in [[2000]]. Between 2000 and [[2007]], she showcased her designs only in [[Japan]], usually at [[Tokyo Fashion Week]]. In 2007, she made her international debut at Paris Fashion Week, showing her Spring [[2008]] collection. She has since shown her Fall 2008 collection in Paris. Both shows were met with favorable critical reviews. |
==Limi Feu Shops== | ==Limi Feu Shops== | ||
*Limi Feu Daikanyama | *Limi Feu Daikanyama | ||
| - | *1F 7-4 Daikanyama-cho, | + | **1F 7-4 Daikanyama-cho, |
| - | *Shibuya-ku, Tokyo 150-0034 | + | **Shibuya-ku, Tokyo 150-0034 |
| - | *Phone: 03-3463-6324 | + | **Phone: 03-3463-6324 |
*LIMI feu Harajuku | *LIMI feu Harajuku | ||
| - | *1F 6-6-11 Jingumae | + | **1F 6-6-11 Jingumae |
| - | *Shibuya-ku, Tokyo 150-0001 | + | **Shibuya-ku, Tokyo 150-0001 |
| - | *Phone: 03-5464-1752 | + | **Phone: 03-5464-1752 |
==External Links== | ==External Links== | ||
Current revision
Limi Feu (リミフゥ) is a Japanese fashion brand created by Yohji Yamamoto's daughter, Limi. Her monochromatic multi-layered designs have a punk rock / tough girl aesthetic, pairing blousy pants with military-style boots. Her runway models sport tattoos and punky hairdos to complete the look. She designs for Japanese women, and her runway models are usually from Tokyo.
Though critics often point out the similarities between Limi's work and that of her father (similar color palettes, asymmetrical hemming), Limi has stated in interviews that she designs women's clothing for real woman as a woman, while her father designs for the ideal woman.
Limi Feu also designs for children under the label Limi Feu Prankster.
Limi Feu History
The label began in 2000. Between 2000 and 2007, she showcased her designs only in Japan, usually at Tokyo Fashion Week. In 2007, she made her international debut at Paris Fashion Week, showing her Spring 2008 collection. She has since shown her Fall 2008 collection in Paris. Both shows were met with favorable critical reviews.
Limi Feu Shops
- Limi Feu Daikanyama
- 1F 7-4 Daikanyama-cho,
- Shibuya-ku, Tokyo 150-0034
- Phone: 03-3463-6324
- LIMI feu Harajuku
- 1F 6-6-11 Jingumae
- Shibuya-ku, Tokyo 150-0001
- Phone: 03-5464-1752
External Links
- Official Brand Website (Japanese)