.Kamiya's program occurred under the roaring train tracks of Akihabara, the Tokyo otaku district understood for its great quantity of electronic devices and anime merch stores.It was an amusing selection for Koji Kamiya, who is actually the polar reverse of a techie. The youthful designer's visual swings much less geek and more rebellious adolescent sleazebag, with a Tokyo twist. At first glance you may think you have actually viewed those fatigue flannel shirts, affected Cobain sweaters, tarnished hoodies, and also baggy denims before, however Kamiya discreetly takes his very own clean taste of grunge to the table along with speculative cloths and concept quirks.Wire was actually included in jorts to generate wavy pipings, while large sports jackets were actually fixed up along with swallowtail butterflies on the back that were inspired by Kamiya's 'kamon,' or household crest, to ensure that they seemed like updates of sukajan (the silk gift jackets well-known with American GIs after WWII). Bombing planes were actually published with the darkness of studded leather bikers trompe l'oeil-style, while hoodies and denims were pre-faded or even gradient-dyed so that they appeared as though they would certainly been actually run over and also kicked around on the side of the roadway. Bad boy swagger, bottled.Kamiya called the selection "Masculine Kid" in reference to the 1955 song by the United States blues performer Muddy Waters, as well as he intended it as a sort of present day policy of how to be a man. The secret to that seemed to be to become about having a blast-- and flaunting. For the ending, a big vehicle dealt with in a rainbow of flashing illuminations (an Oriental phenomenon referred to as dekotora, or "decor vehicle") steered to the head of the runway to serve as the background. After the production, packs of well-dressed fans crowded the truck to posture for pictures. Kamiya grinned coming from the side projects. "That's fashion trend right there," he claimed.