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Mihara Yasuhiro For Puma My-61
Suede Plimsoll Red Orange

The quirky king of
avant-garde sneakers,
Japanese fashion designer
Mihara Yasuhiro gets his
kicks by challenging the
boundaries of sport and
fashion. By the late 90s,
he had established
himself as a footwear
force with his muted,
monochromatic, and
distinctly urban styles.
He soon entered into
apparel, and later his
successful partnership
with PUMA in 2000 which
has been causing a storm
for over a decade. Hes a
designer equally amused
by geometrys proven
formulas and the
unpredictability of
pedestrians in
metropolitan Tokyo.
Somewhere within this
space Miharas boundless
imagination strikes a
balance to produce a
whole shirt, bag, or
sneaker thats grounded in
logic but geared to dodge
reason and surpass
expectation. For
AW12 at Hervia, Puma by
Mihara Yasuhiro brings a
fresh look to our range
of Winter urban-wear. The
AW12 collection is an
exploration of something
that has long been apart
of mundane daily life
being made ultimately
stylish and an integral
part of modern, city
living, bicycles. Mihara
is known for exploring
motions when sourcing
inspiration for his
design and he does so by
looking at the way the
bicycle travels,
examining bike specs and
spokes within his beloved
Tokyo. He fuses cycling
performance features with
outdoorsy functionality:
reflective, packable
hoods adorn blazers and
leather-patched shoulder
bags roll down for swift
maneuvering. Vulcanized
footwear has a
velodrome-worthy grip
whilst deconstructed
cycling shoes are
flexible and lightweight.
Tying the collection
together is a distressed
python print, set off by
oranges and yellows. It
is a showcase of Miharas
constant quest for
versatility and
adaptability, underlined
by urban panache that
makes it perfectly
appropriate for stylish
modern living.

Availability: In Stock

£130.00

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Viktor & Rolf Pointed Patent
Court Shoe Metallic

Jamie Bochert opened the
Autumn/Winter 2012 Viktor
& Rolf show, styled by
Dazed and Confused Katie
Shillingford, the mood
of the collection was
immediately set. Tense,
dark glamour the order of
the day with a serious
untamed streak as models
swept down a twisting
catwalk in sheared
sculptural furs and
dresses trimmed with
mink, under the backdrop
of a full-moon
projection. The wild
things come out at night
for Viktor & Rolf and
when they do, they're
dressed wholly for
seduction.

Availability: In Stock

£490.00

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