Tamme’s Tatsuya Tamada lives in his studio and works all the time, but when he takes a brake, he rides a bicycle around Tokyo before he stops to chill out and see people. While working this season, he entered the districts with the stirring or Shibuya and observed an attractive innings between the passengers during the evening crowd.
“There is a sense of discipline at work – a uniform, and need to be clean and well -organized,” Tamada said. “But once the day is over, you can see that people take some rest, as if those groups are switching at a personal time from time to time.” After work, he saw the businessmen going to the house, their shirts rubbed and their relationships were slanting, which was highlighting ordinary people rather than office staff. “Tiring girl” can be the latest tiktok beauty trend, but for Tam, it is a tired salaryman who is the form of a season.
Tokyo’s offices are relatively formal, even ‘Cool Biz’ (during the summer period approved by the government where the Liberal Office Dress Code is introduced to reduce air-con use), which gave a curious stress to Tamada’s work. He said, “This kind of frustrated attempt to have yourself within a disciplined structure has been around for a long time, and something that I always thought was interesting,” he said. “Many designs in this collection have a dual structure. I wanted to express this idea of those who appear clean and well-organized, but are really a little thick, or people who appear free-elevated, but are very sensitive from inside.”
Slowly sewned suits were covered in wrinkles, while button-up office shirts were given double collar that peeled down to reveal the opposite layer below. Somaras dominated the Navy and Grassscale collections, but the crimple tank tops and office shirts were unconscious milk of green and butter yellow. Strong cotton duck hooded jackets and work pants also had nodes for manual labor, as well as some denim pieces that were whispering with disappearance that the wearer was sitting down.
Tamada, a former Sacai pattern cutter, specializes in melting the world of military wear and sewing, and its pieces are always made with a lot of design details and adjustments that you think you think you are getting the value of your money. Loose striped nectations that are attached to the neck with a silver popper are one of the brand signatures. In the lookbook of this season, the ties slipping on the shoulder are not an editorial styling trick: Tamada ensured that the shirts were loops under the back of their collar, so the relationship could be threaded and worn like this, the wearer must have so much inclination. It is a clever expansion that reflects the careful approach of Tamada, and testifies to his hard work.
