Onitsuka Tiger RTW Spring 2023
Providing a sportswear giant like Asics with fashion credibility and injecting novelty and consistency in each collection is not an easy feat, especially playing in the Milan league.
Still, Andrea Pompilio is slowly but surely leaving her mark on Asics-owned Onitsuka Tiger, pushing its sportswear vocabulary towards new territories.
Depending on the season, it took different directions to ensure that there is more than just performance gear and streetwear to buy in.
Casualwear was his spring destination, a word, he insisted backstage, that has need to be rehabilitated. After giving a nod to 90s minimalism and the masters of Japanese fashion for fall, he offers here for the first time a no-fuss range entirely made in Japan, playing mainly with blacks and whites, and reusing nothing more than the basics, but under an elevated lens. /p>
Sweatpants can easily be mistaken for tailored bottoms worn with silk georgette tops cape style, while shimmering nylon field vests were the alternative to summer blazers. Short sets have been transformed into hooded anoraks with rolled up sleeves and front pocket Bermuda shorts.
And what's not to love about a T-shirt and pants combo United ? They were cool and casual, designed for both men and women. Ditto for trapeze coats and short yellow tunics layered under boxing dresses spelling out the brand's logo on the back.
Providing a sportswear giant like Asics with fashion credibility and injecting novelty and consistency in each collection is not an easy feat, especially playing in the Milan league.
Still, Andrea Pompilio is slowly but surely leaving her mark on Asics-owned Onitsuka Tiger, pushing its sportswear vocabulary towards new territories.
Depending on the season, it took different directions to ensure that there is more than just performance gear and streetwear to buy in.
Casualwear was his spring destination, a word, he insisted backstage, that has need to be rehabilitated. After giving a nod to 90s minimalism and the masters of Japanese fashion for fall, he offers here for the first time a no-fuss range entirely made in Japan, playing mainly with blacks and whites, and reusing nothing more than the basics, but under an elevated lens. /p>
Sweatpants can easily be mistaken for tailored bottoms worn with silk georgette tops cape style, while shimmering nylon field vests were the alternative to summer blazers. Short sets have been transformed into hooded anoraks with rolled up sleeves and front pocket Bermuda shorts.
And what's not to love about a T-shirt and pants combo United ? They were cool and casual, designed for both men and women. Ditto for trapeze coats and short yellow tunics layered under boxing dresses spelling out the brand's logo on the back.
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