From September 13th, yoshiokubo will be participating in the special exhibition " LOVE Fashion - When I Dress Up Myself, " organized by the National Museum of Modern Art, Kyoto (MoMAK) and the Kyoto Costume Institute (KCI).

You can see the huge tulle works that were created as collection pieces. Please stop by if you are in the area.

■Details <br>Duration: September 13th (Friday) to November 24th (Sunday), 2024
Venue: The National Museum of Modern Art, Kyoto
26-1 Okazaki Enshojicho, Sakyo Ward, Kyoto City, 606-8344
Organized by: The National Museum of Modern Art, Kyoto, and Kyoto Costume Institute (KCI)

After that, the exhibition will travel to Kumamoto and Tokyo.

■Goods on sale
In conjunction with our participation in this special exhibition, we will be releasing original merchandise.
Items can be purchased at the museum shop, Art Plus, inside the National Museum of Modern Art, Kyoto. yoshiokubo Daruma (HITODAMA)
¥5,500/1-piece
¥13,200/3-piece set

Yoshiokubo's large works, a bear (BLUE), a Kongorikishi (YELLOW), and a lion dance (ORANGE), which are on display at the special exhibition "LOVE Fashion - When I Dress Up," are now available as friendly daruma dolls.

The pop coloring and adorable design will naturally bring a smile to your face every time you see it. Its size means it can be placed anywhere, making it a great interior accessory or a soothing item for your desk. yoshiokubo 20th limited T-various
¥12,100

This T-shirt features the cover art of the special issue of THE NEW ORDER magazine, which was compiled to commemorate yoshiokubo's 20th anniversary. The eye-catching design was commissioned from five up-and-coming artists from around the world, selected by the editorial staff of THE NEW ORDER magazine, a fashion culture magazine that covers a wide range of cultures from a unique perspective. THE NEW ORDER ISSUE 32(Z)
¥4,180

To commemorate the 20th anniversary of the yoshiokubo brand, a special book has been compiled tracing its history to date.
The approximately 40-page article, edited by THE NEW ORDER magazine, a fashion culture magazine that covers a wide range of cultures from a unique perspective, is packed with content that is both interesting to read and to look at.

Furthermore, the cover was commissioned from five up-and-coming artists from around the world, selected by the editorial team of THE NEW ORDER magazine. The result is an impactful piece that will make you want to display it in your room and pick it up at any time.

Artist introduction: ZAIYEN
A creative production company based in Tokyo. They work across a wide range of fields, including snapshots, video, and AICG. Their breakthrough came in 2023 with a photo exhibition. Their works, born from the idea of ​​"How can we make creativity more interesting? Wouldn't it be interesting to mix AI and fashion?", have attracted attention, and they have been releasing a series of artworks that express the gap between reality and AI. Their "works that are more conscious of the combination of reality, virtuality, and AI" are becoming increasingly popular, and they have received many inquiries from brands.

Designer Kubo and I met through a mutual acquaintance because we were both interested in each other. We hit it off and decided to create something together, which is how this piece was born.