一位第三代刺子绣匠人出版了一本新书，探讨了该工艺在日益流行之际，其起源面临失传风险的问题。他强调，刺子绣的核心在于“针脚背后的故事”。
一位第三代刺子绣匠人出版了一本新书，深入探讨了该工艺的起源，并警告称，在刺子绣人气飙升的同时，这些起源正面临失传的风险。
这位匠人指出，刺子绣的核心在于“针脚背后的故事”，强调了其超越单纯技法的叙事深度。
据《日本时报》报道，该书探讨了在现代兴趣激增的背景下，保护日本传统工艺所面临的挑战。刺子绣作为一种装饰性加固缝纫技法，近期受到了广泛关注。
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At Paris Fashion Week, 82-year-old designer Yohji Yamamoto presented his fall 2026 ready-to-wear collection, drawing inspiration from Japanese kimonos and artist Katsushika Hokusai. The show at Hôtel de Ville featured draped silhouettes and vibrant prints, encouraging guests to observe without recording. Yamamoto emphasized ongoing creativity amid global concerns.
Japanese menswear label Khoki showcased its Fall 2026 collection, aiming to clarify its design identity after last season's confusion. The show, held in designer Koki Abe's childhood home, incorporated family cushion covers and whimsical patchwork elements. Themes included flea markets, chaotic beauty, and American folk art.
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Japanese designer Koki Enomoto showcased the Attachment fall 2026 collection in Tokyo, titled 'Lasting,' exploring the challenges of creating timeless fashion. The show introduced a new high-end line called 'STILL' focused on quality natural materials. Enomoto drew inspiration from everyday signs of time's passage, like moss and rust.
Japanese designer Mikio Sakabe presented his Fall 2026 collection in a 90-year-old haunted house in Tokyo, turning rooms into eerie scenes with models in cutesy outfits. The immersive experience drew screams from attendees, emphasizing atmosphere over clear views of the garments. Sakabe drew inspiration from Japanese horror to create a fantasy world around his designs.
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日本时报》评论川上美惠子（Mieko Kawakami）的小说《黄衣姐妹》（Sisters in Yellow）是一个黑色幽默的故事，讲述的是 20 世纪 90 年代东京夜生活中无权无势的年轻女性的故事。这本书被描绘成一场穿越城市黑社会的狂野之旅。
伊朗裔美国艺术家埃尔纳兹·贾瓦尼在香港艺术中央节上展出六件特色外套作品，邀请香港观众反思记忆与中东冲突主题。贾瓦尼表示，此作可为香港人提供冥想空间，并窥探全球地缘政治紧张局势。作品目前在中央海滨展出，直至周日。
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The Loewe Foundation opened its annual Craft Prize exhibition in Singapore on Tuesday, marking the showcase's first appearance in Southeast Asia. South Korean ceramicist Jongjin Park received the top prize of €50,000 for his porcelain and paper sculpture Strata of Illusion.