TAAKK AW20 Collection

After winning the Fashion Prize of Tokyo 2019 and making a PFW runway debut with their AW20 collection, TAAKK unveiled their SS21 collection through a short film entitled UNPOSTED.

"With our wholehearted wish to portray TAAKK's brand sentiment we have created a short film for the Spring/Summer 2021 collection.TAAKK continously strives not only for surface-level strange, but a firmstand at its deepest core. I take my own background, the cherished moment of daily life in addition to the changes to modern society and infuse them into unique textiles that are key to our brand." - Takuya Morikawa

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deservedly Written & Directed by Nagisa Kodama

Narration: Evangeline Young

Producer & Editor: Nagisa Kodama

Production Manager: Seigo Yanagida

Director of Photography: Masaya Suzuki

Creative Producer: Takashiro Saito (KuRoKo inc.)

Music Composition: Taisuke Kimura

Stylist: Shohei Kashima

Special Thanks

Tetsuya Ando (LESS IS MORE)

Hiromu Takahashi

SPRING/SUMMER 2021 COLLECTION

In creating Spring/Summer 2021, designer Takuya Morikawa sought inspiration from Belgian artist René Magritte’s visual representation of the idea of destroying the common illusion. Often bound by the standard notions of thinking when this shared vision is broken down, access is granted to a world unseen, presenting an opportunity for innovation.

Since TAAKK’s inception in 2012, Morikawa has continued to reshape the traditional notions of reality and push the boundaries of innovative menswear design with a multidisciplinary approach – incorporating extensive material research and inventive fabric treatments into his creations by collaborating directly with technicians in each area explored throughout his practice.

This season, TAAKK takes a closer look at the raw essence of separate elements that are normally assembled. In exploring this notion, unexpected fabrics are juxtaposed throughout the offering to create a transformative effect.

Key textiles seen throughout the present range include shifting materiality, which seamlessly transitions from linen to cotton – transforming a blazer into a shirt to create a jacket with unexpected duality. Contrasting fabric pairings such as highly reflective nylon paired with a polyester organdy translucent fabric continue this narrative to create previously unimaginable transparency.

Widening the possibilities of expression through digital printing and evocative visual elements such as a fading flower, TAAKK represents the stark contrast of the beauties and melancholy of daily life.