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Yuima Nakazato, JAPAN

- —M.M.

At the Tokyo atelier of Japanese couturier Yuima Nakazato, responsibl­y sourced fabrics are as much a part of the design story as silhouette. For fall 2021, Nakazato marked the 10th anniversar­y of his label with a collection that included pieces made from upcycled leathers, organic cottons, laces and linens hand-dyed with natural Japanese indigo (a process called aizome), along with others that combined nishijin-ori—a traditiona­l kimono textile—with a plant-based synthetic inspired by spider silk. Nakazato’s raison d’être: “to make this world a better place through garments.”

 ?? ?? He in a Yuima Nakazato top, pants, and scarves; yuimanakaz­ato.com. In this story: hair, Shiori Takahashi; makeup, Lynsey Alexander. Details, see In This Issue. For more sustainabl­y minded global designers, visit vogue.com.
He in a Yuima Nakazato top, pants, and scarves; yuimanakaz­ato.com. In this story: hair, Shiori Takahashi; makeup, Lynsey Alexander. Details, see In This Issue. For more sustainabl­y minded global designers, visit vogue.com.

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