COMME DES GARÇONS: FASHION, ART AND CREATIVE RESEARCH
Few names have contributed to redefining the relationship between fashion and creativity as profoundly as Comme des Garçons. Founded by Rei Kawakubo in Tokyo in 1969, the brand has developed a language that goes beyond traditional categories of clothing, transforming fashion into a space for research.
The identity of Comme des Garçons is not based on creating an easily recognizable aesthetic, but on questioning shapes, proportions and conventions. This approach has allowed the brand to build a complex universe encompassing clothing, accessories, fragrances and creative projects.
Rei Kawakubo's philosophy is rooted in creative freedom: rather than simply following what already exists, it questions what fashion can still become.
A Creative Language
Comme des Garçons has consistently challenged conventional ideas of beauty. Unexpected volumes, deconstructed silhouettes, contrasts and unconventional constructions become tools for exploring new possibilities.
This research has helped define the brand's avant-garde language, establishing it as a fundamental presence in the history of contemporary fashion.
Fashion, Art and Design
The Comme des Garçons universe continues to move between fashion, art and design, maintaining an independent position within the industry. Clothing, accessories and fragrances become different expressions of the same creative freedom.
Rather than proposing a single aesthetic, the brand proposes a way of thinking: fashion as a form of research, capable of shifting perspectives and questioning what may already seem defined.
Our boutiques offer basic/structural personalized alterations to your garments. This service can be requested within two days of the online order delivery, and once altered, the items cannot be returned.