New -HEPBURN- Blouse BLACK

For trial/purchase/rental customers:

・Weekly 4,800 yen, first payment only +5,500 yen

It's yours in 15 payments! (*No payments will be made after that.)

・Monthly fee: 10,900 yen, +5,500 yen for first payment only

It's yours in 10 payments! (*No further payments will be made after that.)

・Subsequent purchase amount: 70,400 yen (minus previous monthly payment fee)

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2023SS Collection

-A blouse with eye-catching buttons.

- The oversized silhouette creates a relaxed feel.

- A linen and rayon blend material with a high-quality luster similar to that of a silk blend.

・We recommend wearing it on its own, but it also looks great paired with a jacket for a cooler look.

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Country of Origin: Japan

Color: Black, Beige

Material: 60% linen, 40% rayon

Transparency: Yes

Lining: None

Pockets: None

Glossiness: Yes

Features: #Shirt #Blouse

Season: Spring/summer

Brand number: HM23S715-MAR01

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-About Murata Harunobu-

Concept: "Luxury of Silence".

The brand is known for its clean, simple cuts, high-quality materials and neutral colours.

The collection combines high-quality fabrics collected from Italy and Japan, where the designer has spent a long time, with advanced draping techniques.

With the mission of "establishing Japan's first luxury brand," he made his debut collection at the 2019 Fall/Winter Milan Collection as a supporting designer for the Italian Fashion Association.

Winner of the 2021 TOKYO FASHION AWARD.

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Designer: Murata Harunobu

Jil Sander, who made her debut at Milan Fashion Week, is part of the women's design team and will be in charge of designing until the Spring/Summer 2018 collection.

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-HARUNOBU MURATA 2023SS Collection-

This season's inspiration came from the work of contemporary photographer Mona Kuhn, particularly her photo book "PRIVATE."