Miyuki Ebisawa × Shunta Nakajima: The Goal of 'Fashion Law' Is to Vitalize the Fashion Industry

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Delivered by Miyuki Ebisawa, a lawyer at Mimura Komatsu Law Firm, the special feature 'Fashion Law'. "Fashion Law" involves legal concerns related to the fashion industry, and in March this year, Japan's first "Fashion Law Guidebook" was published.

The drafting of the Fashion Law Guidebook was overseen by the Ministry of Economy, Trade, and Industry through the establishment of the "Fashion Future Study Group – Fashion Law Working Group." Ebisawa served as the vice-chair.

The final installment delivers the second part of a discussion with Ebisawa and Shunta Nakajima of ALMOSTBLACK.

ALMOSTBLACK, co-founded by Nakajima and Masaki Kawase in 2015, is a men's fashion brand under the concept of "POST JAPONISM." The brand has gained international acclaim and is noted for various collaborations with artworks.

Continuing from last time, we will discuss the real experiences of Nakajima, a front-line fashion designer, and explore issues around the fashion industry and law, and how designers, brands, and legal professionals can collaborate.

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