Lace Tops

・Beautiful condition

For monthly subscribers:

・Monthly fee: 12,100 yen, +5,000 yen for the first payment only

・It's yours in 4 payments! (*No further payments will be made after that.)

・ Later purchase amount: 49,700 yen (- amount already paid)

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*Please wear an inner layer to avoid direct contact with your skin as much as possible.

*This is a delicate lace item.

Please note that friction with bags and accessories can easily cause pilling and snagging.

*To prevent sweat stains, please dry the garment immediately after wearing it in a well-ventilated place away from direct sunlight and humidity. (We recommend using a dehumidifier, electric fan, or air circulator.)

[Hand washable or dry cleanable only in summer or when sweaty or dirty while in direct contact with the skin]

Hand washing method>

Please be sure to use the cleaning service affiliated with our service and refrain from using other companies for cleaning.

・We will cover any damage caused by normal use. Please use with peace of mind. For details, please refer to our return policy.

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[Size] 

FR 38 ( equivalent to S,M size)

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- A pink lace top typical of Motonari Ono, with flowers embroidered in purple thread.

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Material: 100% Nylon, 100% Silk

Lining: 100% Cupra

Race 1: Nylon 70% Cotton 30%

Lace 2: Nylon 55% Polyester 45%

Color: Salmon Pink

Made in Japan

Elasticity: None

Transparency: Partially transparent

Lining: Yes (no sleeves)

Glossiness: None

Features: #lace #sheer #long sleeves

Season: Spring/summer

Brand number: S13-SH02/BG

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-ABOUT motonari ono

Founded in 2006 by Makoto Onohara.

Participated in Japan Fashion Week from the 08-09 A/W collection.
July 2010: Participated in IIJW (Indian Jewelry Collection) held in India.
In November 2010, he was invited to present his collection at AURORA FASHION WEEK in Russia.
In 2010, he was selected as one of the 10 finalists for the world's largest fashion contest, the MANGO Fashion Awards*, and presented his collection in Barcelona.
The world's largest contest, hosted by the major Spanish apparel company Mango, is held every two years, with last year marking the third time.
October 2011: Received the DHL Award at Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week Tokyo
December 2011: Designed and produced costumes for the Mercedes-Benz booth at the Tokyo Motor Show 2011
February 2012: Presented work in the form of an installation at LEATHER JAPAN during New York Fashion Week
In April 2012, he was in charge of designing uniforms for Kao EST, which will be located inside Shibuya Tokyu HIKARIE.
March 2013: Responsible for designing the reception uniforms at Shibuya Tokyu HIKARIE
May 2013: Selected as Japan's representative designer for the global competition INTERNATIONAL WOOLMARK PRIZE
In October 2013, he presented his collection as an invited designer at Jakarta Fashion Week in Indonesia.
May 2014: Selected for the second time as Japan's representative designer for the INTERNATIONAL WOOLMARK PRIZE

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-ABOUT Makoto Onohara

He entered Mejiro Design College in 2000 and graduated in 2002.

He then moved to the UK and enrolled in the London College of Fashion Foundation, graduating with honors.

In 2003, he entered the Royal Academy of Fine Arts in Antwerp. During the same year, Bora Aksu ( He was scouted by Bora AKSU and dropped out of school.

He worked as the chief pattern maker for Bora Ax and was active in London Collection and other events.

In 2006, he returned to Japan and founded his own brand, Motonari Ono.

In 2009, the 2009 A/W season collection was presented at the Tokyo Collection.

In 2010, she was selected as a finalist at the MANGO Fashion Awards, the world's largest fashion contest.

He also works as a freelance pattern maker and illustrator, and has worked on advertising designs for Mary Quant.