Hello.
This is Nakayama from CASANOVA&CO.
It's already September.
Our store hosted the Yamauchi 2026SS order event until September 1st.
Thank you very much to everyone who came.
The collection lineup, centered around "silk," exuded an overwhelming presence.
We hope all of you who placed orders are excitedly looking forward to the completion of your items.
And then, an unexpected accident during the event...
Our store's camera for shooting broke down.
Having been used for a long time, it had lived out its lifespan.
It was truly a device that served me well.
Thank you.
R.I.P
However, as a practical matter, even though we introduced a huge lineup of our AW items right after the Yamauchi event, we couldn't take any photos...
Hmm...
I thought about what to do, and I tried to make it work with my smartphone, but I still couldn't get anything satisfactory.
Taking a chance, I recited Zaoriku (the spell of resurrection) in my mind and attempted the troubleshooting method passed down by our predecessors.
I slapped the camera.
Zaoriku was a success.
I'm glad I cast Zaoriku; Zaoral can sometimes fail.
I would never normally do something like this, but desperate times called for desperate measures, so I just did it.
And so, having succeeded in getting the camera to muster its last bit of strength, I thought about how I could introduce it to everyone.
Introducing CASANOVA&CO 2025AW Section 1.
I'll introduce the arrivals with some photos I managed to take.
Yamauchi, who just appeared, has also started receiving his season's clothing.
A special outerwear embodying Yamauchi's attitude and spirit.
Pants with some of the most striking presence this season.
A shirt with a meltingly soft feel that has made a limited comeback.
Everything you see is mind-blowing.
The presence alone is rich.
The real thing is truly overwhelming.
Next, nonnotte, which freely manipulates forms.
We intended to introduce a substantial lineup at this time, so we have quite a selection.
A tweed lineup created by Mr. Sugihara, who also develops fabrics.
The more you look at it, the more unusual its structure seems.
It's tweed beyond imagination.
This time, "formal wear" is the theme of the collection, and there are plenty of items that can be worn as a set.
Designer Sugihara, who has built a career in the world of fashion, has poured his feelings into connecting fashion and everyday life.
I highly recommend trying on nonnotte's clothes and standing in front of a mirror.
With a stylish presence, it's something you've never seen before. Yet, there's a certain soft gentleness in the atmosphere that naturally evokes an image of everyday life.
And, that brand, which was briefly revealed at an event.
It will officially launch from 2025 AW.
daisuke tanabe.
Everything the designer has taken in serves as sustenance, connecting countless dots and forming many lines to create his clothing.
This is what a collection brand is all about.
He interprets the works that inspired the collection's theme and applies everything he has learned as a method to create clothes from various angles.
Every method used is backed by Mr. Tanabe's thoughts and the meaning he intends to express.
Please, let's talk about it slowly at the store.
And, peeking out behind it, is a pair of pants made from an inexplicable fabric.
This is also a collection brand.
Nobuyuki Matsui.
This one is also super rich.
You can really feel Nobuyuki Matsui's essence in its power and meticulous craftsmanship.
In addition to the brands I introduced, FOUNDOUR and COMOLI also have their cotton flannel series, which will likely become autumn/winter basics.
Finally, the Dutch brand that we started handling from the 25SS season.
BESTIAIRE has also arrived.
The garment's form, Italian tailoring, and the use of chemical and natural fibers in the fabric.
Unraveling the clothing with these keywords reveals the brand's unique approach to garment making.
I'll explain more in detail another day.
Now that September has arrived, it feels like we're finally catching up to the autumn/winter mood.
The store is buzzing, so we hope you'll come and take a look.