Fashion

Unveiling côte&ciel’s Tokyo-Inspired Fall/Winter ’23 Collection

In a celebration of innovation, Parisian label côte&ciel unveils the latest editorial in its Fall/Winter ’23 series, turning the lens towards the vibrant streets of Tokyo, Japan. As a city that holds a special place in the brand’s heart, being the location of its inaugural physical store, this editorial goes beyond fashion. It’s a deep dive into the connection between côte&ciel and the boundless inspiration drawn from the Japanese capital.

The Tokyo Connection: Returning to the streets of Daikanyama, Tokyo, where côte&ciel first opened its doors, the editorial captures the essence of a district offering respite from Tokyo’s bustling energy. Against a backdrop of brushed concrete and molded stone pillars, Daikanyama provides a serene canvas, bringing equilibrium to a city known for its dynamism. This location choice reflects côte&ciel’s desire to create a visual narrative deeply intertwined with Tokyo’s urban rhythm.

Collaboration with Tokyo’s Own: To enhance this connection, côte&ciel collaborated with Kosuke, an up-and-coming designer based in Tokyo, who also models the collection. This collaboration extends beyond the boundaries of fashion, as both côte&ciel and Kosuke share a common vision—pushing the limits of design innovation. It’s a creative partnership that adds an extra layer of authenticity to the editorial.

Exploring Fall/Winter ’23 Styles: The editorial showcases a diverse range of Fall/Winter ’23 styles, emphasizing the interplay between different côte&ciel systems. Highlighting petite accessories designed to enhance the wearer’s interaction with their environment, côte&ciel introduces functional elements like the Lanyard, RingO, and LetGo keychains. These small but impactful attachments seamlessly integrate with larger backpacks like the Avon and Nile, showcasing the brand’s commitment to practical innovation.

Textures Reflecting Surroundings: Adding depth to the collection are fabrications like Robin and Raven, whose textures and surfaces mirror the surroundings. These materials adapt to the changing light, either basking in natural light or seamlessly blending into the shadows. It’s a testament to côte&ciel’s attention to detail, creating pieces that resonate with the urban landscapes they inhabit.

Behind the Lens: The editorial’s styling and photography, expertly handled by Graeme Gaughan, and assisted by Ken, bring the collection to life. Modelled by N00b, the editorial captures the essence of côte&ciel’s Tokyo-inspired Fall/Winter ’23 collection.

Explore the full Fall/Winter ’23 collection at côte&ciel’s Website.

theeverydayman

The Everyday Man was launched back in 2012 and has grown to become one of the leading online men’s lifestyle publications. We cover all aspects of men’s interests and lifestyle, including health and fitness, travel, fashion, technology, arts and culture, music, grooming and cars.

Recent Posts

Apple Is Opening a New 600-Capacity Music Venue at Battersea Power Station

Apple is opening Apple Music Hall, a new 600-capacity live music venue inside Battersea Power…

14 hours ago

Seth Troxler Takes Over Amsterdam’s Skatecafe for El Tony Mate’s Selected Sessions

There are few better places to host a rave than inside an old warehouse. Add…

1 day ago

Ministry of Sound Unveils 35th Anniversary Finale With Andy C, Kerri Chandler and Loco Dice

Ministry of Sound is heading into the final months of its 35th anniversary year with…

3 days ago

Horace Turns Up the Intensity With New Extraits de Parfum

Horace is giving three of its best-known fragrances a more concentrated, longer-lasting update with the…

3 days ago

David Rodigan Teams Up With Defected for House Of Roots EP

David Rodigan MBE is bringing his reggae roots to the house scene with a new…

5 days ago

The Johnnie Walker Experience: One of the Best Things to Do in Edinburgh

Edinburgh's not short of things to do, but The Johnnie Walker Experience on Princes Street…

5 days ago