A look at the Maison Yoshiki fall 2024 collection.
From the traditional world of kimonos to his family business and his brand Yoshikimono, founded in 2011, Japanese composer, pianist and rockstar Yoshiki has now embarked on a new fashion journey, called Maison Yoshiki. At the very beginning of Milan Fashion Week, he debuted the first collection of his newly launched brand through which he can freely express his vision, mostly based on a genderless aesthetic with a more international approach.
He played one of his custom Kawai pianos made of crystal during the show, performing “Nessun dorma” from Puccini's opera Turandot and a new song in collaboration with musician Hiroshi Fujiwara—yes, the founder of Fragment. Maison Yoshiki’s starting point is a women's ready-to-wear collection with intermissions of genderless pieces. Going forward, the plan is to make it a lifestyle brand offering as many options as possible to convey the wide vision of its founder.
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