International Fashion Event "Global Fashion Collective X PARIS F/W'26" Held to Discover Emerging Designers

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Global Fashion Collective (GFC), based in Vancouver, Canada, held a collective show on Thursday, March 5, 2026, at La Maison des Métallos in Paris, France. This showcase featured eight international designers from diverse countries and regions such as Japan, the United States, Canada, India, and China. Each presented a runway show that embodied their unique vision and creativity. ■ From Japan, "july et nico" and "CFT." participated From Japan, "july et nico," a brand that modernly reinterprets the kimono to bring cultural memories into daily life, and "CFT.," which presented a collection symbolizing the brand's 10-year journey, participated. From a unique perspective that traverses tradition and innovation, they unveiled a collection with a strong presence to an international audience. july et nico 《Bringing the Kimono from the Closet Back into the Light》 【Comment from july et nico】 ■Thoughts on this collection and show This collection, "Soka-tan — Botanical Stories," was created with the purpose of shining a new light on kimonos that were sleeping in closets and connecting them to modern daily life. We perceive the plant motifs drawn on kimonos as "stories" and have reconstructed the aesthetic sense and layers of time with which the Japanese people have coexisted with nature, using a modern sensibility. By simplifying the dressing process and proposing it through styling and layering, we want to pass down Japanese clothing to the future not as something special, but as a "culture that can be continuously worn." In the cycle that connects the past and present, nature and people, we expressed the form of the kimono breathing again as a show. ■Particulars of this show We were particular about conveying the worldview through the entire space, not just the clothes. The presentation was designed so that the patterns seem to open with the models' movements, and by incorporating the sounds of wind chimes, water, and birds into the originally produced music, we created a co

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