Mika Ninagawa is a well-known Japanese contemporary female photography leader and emerging director. Her signature colorful photography techniques have a strong floral flavor. If you observe her photography works step by step, it is not difficult to find that she often uses bright colors. Saturated colors, contrasting techniques of warm and cold colors, and there are usually many contrasting colors behind the main subject of the photo, and not just blank space. This is why Ninagawa Mikas photography always brings people a sense of wonder. The colorful sense of youth, intoxicated in the world of color without realizing it.
In addition to photography and movies, Ninagawa Mika has also gradually extended her tentacles to the fashion industry. After previously designing packaging for the cosmetics brand Shu Uemura and co-launching an underwear series with Wacoal, Ninagawa Mika has recently become more popular with female friends. Bringing good news─she officially released the M / mika ninagawa wedding dress series that she collaborated with KURAUDIA in the summer of 2015. This is also her first time entering the fashion industry to launch her own wedding dress work. This series is extremely There are a total of 24 wedding dresses with Ninagawas personal touch, and there are already 12 styles released in the first wave.
The wedding dress uses a lot of prints, lace, and tulle. There is no exaggerated and eye-catching design in the headdress. The dress is so gorgeous that it has attracted the attention of countless pairs of ladies. The pink petals falling from the sky also match each set. The color of the dress is embellished, and the falling petals exaggerate womens yearning for a dream wedding, showing a strong Ninagawa style.
On the other hand, the wedding dress combines the printing and dyeing technology of Japans top wedding dress manufacturer KURAUDIA. Although it will not be sold to the public for the time being, interested friends can rent it through designated wedding dress stores in Japan this summer.
In addition, M/mika ninagawa actually released the 2015 spring and summer ready-to-wear series at the end of last year. It was inspired by some of Ninagawa Mikas textile artworks that were first exhibited in Paris. The color also showed the fusion of multiple tones and unrestrained style. pattern. Finally, let’s review Mika Ninagawa’s 2015 spring and summer ready-to-wear series:
