Hiroyuki
Horihata and Makiko Sekiguchi opted to take advantage of an exhibition
hall’s massive curved walkway to show their spring Matohu collection,
which highlighted their signature relaxed yet polished aesthetic along
with some modern takes on Japanese silhouettes. The duo is a practiced
hand at layering and this season was no exception, with lots of slim
trousers shown under dresses or long, lightweight sweater coats, and
even a pair of culottes under a jersey skirt. But a few pieces, like a
lime-green shift dress, were left to stand alone.
Hiroyuki
Horihata and Makiko Sekiguchi opted to take advantage of an exhibition
hall’s massive curved walkway to show their spring Matohu collection,
which highlighted their signature relaxed yet polished aesthetic along
with some modern takes on Japanese silhouettes. The duo is a practiced
hand at layering and this season was no exception, with lots of slim
trousers shown under dresses or long, lightweight sweater coats, and
even a pair of culottes under a jersey skirt. But a few pieces, like a
lime-green shift dress, were left to stand alone.
