Tokyo Show

http://www.fashionsnap.com/news/2010/03/weareurope-10.html

We had a show in Tokyo last month.
I was there as one of European designers..how strange and exciting! migh-T will be sold in Tokyo, Yokohama and Osaka next season!!

collection 10 AW 2

collection 10 AW

space sweets collection!

We have released migh-T 10AW collection "Space Sweets" at Who's Next Paris last month.

TheAW10 collection entitled ‘Space Sweets’ features huge sweets flying through the universe on new pattern T-shirts and dresses. The prints showing doughnut meteors and whipped cream comets represent the massive freedom of childhood playfulness. The designs use different scales to show that there is no limit to your imagination. From doughnuts soaring through the Milky Way, to constellations showing faces in the sky, anything is possible.

Who's Next Paris January

Brand-New AW 10 migh-T collection will be released in a Paris tradeshow "Who's Next" in January!

migh-T 2010/11 AW collection
"Space Sweets"

Who's Next
Jan. 23-26, 2010
Paris i Porte de Versailles i HALL 1
www.WHOSNEXT.com

Koala print in Australian Vogue Living

koala print from last AW collection. My koalas went back to their home land Australia on a magazine. Next time on fabric, hopefully.

Project White T-shirt in LA

This is a charity exhibition which I participate as one of the 31 designers. It supports the world wide charity Designers Against Aids.

http://www.projectwhitetshirt.com/

http://www.projectwhitetshirt.com/bios/kumiko_watari/

It is so interesting to watch each designer's work on the video! So funny.

A graduate of Central Saint Martins, Kumiko Watari designs clothing filled with color and marked by a distinct whimsical tone. Her most recent collection, themed "Gnomes and Gardens," interprets the juxtaposition of the gnomes' beautiful, flower-filled environment and the dangers they face from thorns and big cats. For Project White T-Shirt, Kumiko envisioned a world in which gnomes are actually larger than humans and designed a standard t-shirt for them, allowing the wearer to experience the life of a gnome as humans become relatively smaller. While the white color of a t-shirt may be standard in human fashion, Kumiko incorporated the gnomes' environment and surrounding foliage as the gnomes' standard pattern to catch the spirit of their fashion.