S'YTE x KAZUO KAMIMURA-幻の一枚絵-PE/RAYON GABARDINE WRAP HAORI TAILORED JACKET WITH EMBROIDERED DRAWING

UI-J35-912-1-03

US＄520

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S'YTE x KAZUO KAMIMURA Collaborate Collection

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Kazuo Kamimura, a cartoonist who was called the "Painter of the Showa Era" for his fluid brush strokes.
In the 1970s, he dominated the world with hits such as "Dosei Jidai" and "Shura Yukihime".
One year before his death, Kamimura Kazuo had been secretly accumulating single paintings. Although the remaining 30 or so paintings were regrettably unfinished, Kamimura the view of the world woven by the passionate women and flowers that Kazuo continued to paint throughout his life can be said to be the culmination of his work as an artist and Kamimura painter.

This shirt jacket is embroidered on the left front body with a bold composition of beautiful, flowing brush strokes of a lyrical drawing of a woman who is determined to take a step forward, even though her hair is pulled back, selected from a fantastic one-page painting.
While the specifications that fasten the front mating with strings incorporate Japonistic details reminiscent of haori, stray clothes, and hanko, the collar design is characterized a tailored tailored and a mix of Japanese and Western designs.
It has many style variations, such as wearing it lightly like a cardigan with the front open and the strings hanging down, tying only the inner strings to make the left body playful, or wearing it like a samue.
Besides the authentic Japonism style with wide silhouette culotte pants and outfit because of the tailored collar, the art fashion piece has the point that you can also enjoy the work style that became the design source with easy pants and cargos.

＊About Polyester/Rayon Gabardine Stretch
Rayon/polyester gabardine stretch is a new textile that will likely become standard in the textile industry in the future. It feels powdery to the touch, and has a matte surface and medium-thick twill weave that looks similar to wool gabardine. This seasonless material is known for its soft texture, gorgeous drape, and slight stretch.

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Kamimura Kazuo
Born on March 7, 1940 in Yokosuka City, Kanagawa Prefecture.
In 1962, he graduated from Musashino Art University with a degree in design.
He entered the world of gekiga when he met Mr. Yu Aku at the advertising agency Nobuhirosha, where he worked part-time while still in school.
In 1967, she made her debut with "Kawaii Sayuri's Fall" in the first issue of Gekkan Town.
The following year, he made a full-fledged foray into gekiga with "Parada" (original story by Yu Aku), serialized in Heibon Punch.
Since then, he has released a series of lyrical masterpieces such as "Dosei Jidai," "Shura Yuki Hime" (original story by Kazuo Koike), and "Shinanogawa" (original story by Hideo Okazaki).
In particular, "Dosei Jidai" became a hit work that has been described as "a milestone in the history of gekiga.
He was also known as the "painter of the Showa era" for his fluid brush strokes, and was extremely busy, producing 400 manuscripts a month.
In November 1985, he was hospitalized with a tumor of the hypopharynx.
He passed away the following year, January 11, 1986. He was 45 years old.