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Y u k i   W a t a n a b e  is one of the most respected stylists in Japan, and not just because she really KNOWS clothing. Her knowledge goes beyond the aesthetic facade as she was a patterner for Y o h j i   Y a m a m o t o  before dropping it all for a life as a slave (oops, I mean stylist). Her work has appeared most prominently in SO-EN magazine since the mid-2000′s and since this SO-EN is the Bible to young design students, her work became my Commandments too. She deserves her own post, but here is a sampling of her work:

Y u k i   W a t a n a b e  is one of the most respected stylists in Japan, and not just because she really KNOWS clothing. Her knowledge goes beyond the aesthetic facade as she was a patterner for Y o h j i   Y a m a m o t o  before dropping it all for a life as a slave (oops, I mean stylist). Her work has appeared most prominently in SO-EN magazine since the mid-2000′s and since this SO-EN is the Bible to young design students, her work became my Commandments too. She deserves her own post, but here is a sampling of her work:

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Y u k i   W a t a n a b e  is one of the most respected stylists in Japan, and not just because she really KNOWS clothing. Her knowledge goes beyond the aesthetic facade as she was a patterner for Y o h j i   Y a m a m o t o  before dropping it all for a life as a slave (oops, I mean stylist). Her work has appeared most prominently in SO-EN magazine since the mid-2000′s and since this SO-EN is the Bible to young design students, her work became my Commandments too. She deserves her own post, but here is a sampling of her work:

Y u k i   W a t a n a b e  is one of the most respected stylists in Japan, and not just because she really KNOWS clothing. Her knowledge goes beyond the aesthetic facade as she was a patterner for Y o h j i   Y a m a m o t o  before dropping it all for a life as a slave (oops, I mean stylist). Her work has appeared most prominently in SO-EN magazine since the mid-2000′s and since this SO-EN is the Bible to young design students, her work became my Commandments too. She deserves her own post, but here is a sampling of her work:

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Y u k i   W a t a n a b e  is one of the most respected stylists in Japan, and not just because she really KNOWS clothing. Her knowledge goes beyond the aesthetic facade as she was a patterner for Y o h j i   Y a m a m o t o  before dropping it all for a life as a slave (oops, I mean stylist). Her work has appeared most prominently in SO-EN magazine since the mid-2000′s and since this SO-EN is the Bible to young design students, her work became my Commandments too. She deserves her own post, but here is a sampling of her work:

Y u k i   W a t a n a b e  is one of the most respected stylists in Japan, and not just because she really KNOWS clothing. Her knowledge goes beyond the aesthetic facade as she was a patterner for Y o h j i   Y a m a m o t o  before dropping it all for a life as a slave (oops, I mean stylist). Her work has appeared most prominently in SO-EN magazine since the mid-2000′s and since this SO-EN is the Bible to young design students, her work became my Commandments too. She deserves her own post, but here is a sampling of her work:

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Y u k i   W a t a n a b e  is one of the most respected stylists in Japan, and not just because she really KNOWS clothing. Her knowledge goes beyond the aesthetic facade as she was a patterner for Y o h j i   Y a m a m o t o  before dropping it all for a life as a slave (oops, I mean stylist). Her work has appeared most prominently in SO-EN magazine since the mid-2000′s and since this SO-EN is the Bible to young design students, her work became my Commandments too. She deserves her own post, but here is a sampling of her work:

Y u k i   W a t a n a b e  is one of the most respected stylists in Japan, and not just because she really KNOWS clothing. Her knowledge goes beyond the aesthetic facade as she was a patterner for Y o h j i   Y a m a m o t o  before dropping it all for a life as a slave (oops, I mean stylist). Her work has appeared most prominently in SO-EN magazine since the mid-2000′s and since this SO-EN is the Bible to young design students, her work became my Commandments too. She deserves her own post, but here is a sampling of her work:

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Y u k i   W a t a n a b e  is one of the most respected stylists in Japan, and not just because she really KNOWS clothing. Her knowledge goes beyond the aesthetic facade as she was a patterner for Y o h j i   Y a m a m o t o  before dropping it all for a life as a slave (oops, I mean stylist). Her work has appeared most prominently in SO-EN magazine since the mid-2000′s and since this SO-EN is the Bible to young design students, her work became my Commandments too. She deserves her own post, but here is a sampling of her work:

Y u k i   W a t a n a b e  is one of the most respected stylists in Japan, and not just because she really KNOWS clothing. Her knowledge goes beyond the aesthetic facade as she was a patterner for Y o h j i   Y a m a m o t o  before dropping it all for a life as a slave (oops, I mean stylist). Her work has appeared most prominently in SO-EN magazine since the mid-2000′s and since this SO-EN is the Bible to young design students, her work became my Commandments too. She deserves her own post, but here is a sampling of her work:

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Y u k i   W a t a n a b e  is one of the most respected stylists in Japan, and not just because she really KNOWS clothing. Her knowledge goes beyond the aesthetic facade as she was a patterner for Y o h j i   Y a m a m o t o  before dropping it all for a life as a slave (oops, I mean stylist). Her work has appeared most prominently in SO-EN magazine since the mid-2000′s and since this SO-EN is the Bible to young design students, her work became my Commandments too. She deserves her own post, but here is a sampling of her work:

Y u k i   W a t a n a b e  is one of the most respected stylists in Japan, and not just because she really KNOWS clothing. Her knowledge goes beyond the aesthetic facade as she was a patterner for Y o h j i   Y a m a m o t o  before dropping it all for a life as a slave (oops, I mean stylist). Her work has appeared most prominently in SO-EN magazine since the mid-2000′s and since this SO-EN is the Bible to young design students, her work became my Commandments too. She deserves her own post, but here is a sampling of her work:

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special edition chocolate for the Loveless store in Aoyama ,  packaging design for LOVELESS store in Aoyama, Tokyo  by Surface to Air 

special edition chocolate for the Loveless store in Aoyama , 

packaging design for LOVELESS store in Aoyama, Tokyo 

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special edition chocolate for the Loveless store in Aoyama ,  packaging design for LOVELESS store in Aoyama, Tokyo  by Surface to Air 

special edition chocolate for the Loveless store in Aoyama , 

packaging design for LOVELESS store in Aoyama, Tokyo 

by Surface to Air 

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Part of BURBERRY in Asia, LOVELESS is a luxury brand project we’ve massively contributed to: found the brand name ‘Loveless’ & logo, store design, print adverts & catalogue with Kenneth Cappello, design, opening show with Gabriela Frisksdottir and Brian Degraw.

Catalogue art direction and design by Surface to Air

for Aoyama’s LOVELESS store - Tokyo  catalogue

PhotographS by Kenneth Cappello

Illustrations by Brian Degraw

Part of BURBERRY in Asia, LOVELESS is a luxury brand project we’ve massively contributed to: found the brand name ‘Loveless’ & logo, store design, print adverts & catalogue with Kenneth Cappello, design, opening show with Gabriela Frisksdottir and Brian Degraw.

Catalogue art direction and design by Surface to Air

for Aoyama’s LOVELESS store - Tokyo  catalogue

PhotographS by Kenneth Cappello

Illustrations by Brian Degraw

Part of BURBERRY in Asia, LOVELESS is a luxury brand project we’ve massively contributed to: found the brand name ‘Loveless’ & logo, store design, print adverts & catalogue with Kenneth Cappello, design, opening show with Gabriela Frisksdottir and Brian Degraw.

Catalogue art direction and design by Surface to Air

for Aoyama’s LOVELESS store - Tokyo  catalogue

PhotographS by Kenneth Cappello

Illustrations by Brian Degraw

Part of BURBERRY in Asia, LOVELESS is a luxury brand project we’ve massively contributed to: found the brand name ‘Loveless’ & logo, store design, print adverts & catalogue with Kenneth Cappello, design, opening show with Gabriela Frisksdottir and Brian Degraw.

Catalogue art direction and design by Surface to Air

for Aoyama’s LOVELESS store - Tokyo  catalogue

PhotographS by Kenneth Cappello

Illustrations by Brian Degraw

Part of BURBERRY in Asia, LOVELESS is a luxury brand project we’ve massively contributed to: found the brand name ‘Loveless’ & logo, store design, print adverts & catalogue with Kenneth Cappello, design, opening show with Gabriela Frisksdottir and Brian Degraw.

Catalogue art direction and design by Surface to Air

for Aoyama’s LOVELESS store - Tokyo  catalogue

PhotographS by Kenneth Cappello

Illustrations by Brian Degraw

Part of BURBERRY in Asia, LOVELESS is a luxury brand project we’ve massively contributed to: found the brand name ‘Loveless’ & logo, store design, print adverts & catalogue with Kenneth Cappello, design, opening show with Gabriela Frisksdottir and Brian Degraw.

Catalogue art direction and design by Surface to Air

for Aoyama’s LOVELESS store - Tokyo  catalogue

PhotographS by Kenneth Cappello

Illustrations by Brian Degraw

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