Asian of the top Parisian fashion designer

      Asian designer Thursday took to the catwalk in Paris Fashion Week inspired with sharp lines Wooyoungmi South Korea brulee desert collection vying for attention with colorful exploration of the young Japanese designer Yusuke Takahashi traditional dyeing techniques for Issey Miyake.

In a collection as a deviation from the described "constant focus on her ideal man as a source of inspiration" for the idea of ??a winter Wooyoungmi South Korea has attracted "scorched desert landscape."

Working with jeans for the first time, Wooyoungmi - who was the first designer to South Korea was engage in men's fashion - offered jackets offered highly adapted, buttoned up and stiff valid shirts t-shirts in green cactus, blue sky, sand and beige python print.

The 27-year-old Yusuke Takahashi meanwhile presented a collection of traditional dyeing techniques by hand.

Long flowing coats and jackets with Nehru complex irregular patterns, stripes or checks were paired with shorts or wide leg pants, and caps.

Explain a technique, the label says, itajime for the black fabric dyeing with the method, blue and red, then printed on the top of screen printing.

In another, the batik the technique involved many layers of anti-stain being adhesive to the printed fabric was then hand crushed and cured.

"The dye penetrates between the cracks, so that individual intricate designs," he added.

Later Thursday influential Japanese designer Yohji Yamamoto also present a collection during Friday performances of two Asian designers to see - J. Juun of South Korea and Japan, Junya Watanabe.

J. Juun is known for its oversized layers together in one piece garments known with military references supposedly inspired by his military service in the South Korean army.

Junya Watanabe, meanwhile, likes to experiment with cutting-edge fabrics and usually base their collections around the deconstruction and reconstruction of a single concept.

A show from another Japanese designer Miharayasuhiro, who first made a name in the footwear created with a collection while he was still a student, is also scheduled for Saturday.

Known for a monochrome style steamed Miharayasuhiro launched its first store SOSU (first number) in Tokyo in 1998 before the extension to men's fashion.

Dozens of men for spring / summer 2014 collections are shown in five days in Paris this week.

They meet Sunday as a menswear give way to four days of Haute Couture Autumn / Winter 2013/2014.

His show Sunday at St. Lawrence and the return of Christian Lacroix Parisian fashion after an absence of four years is undoubtedly the must-see show of the week next expected fashion highlight Hedi Slimane men.