Series: Guidelines for Things & People #14: Paris Fashion Week 24SS
After graduating from Keio University's Faculty of Environmental Information, she worked for a manufacturer and served as an assistant to design engineer Shunji Yamanaka from 2012 to 2016. Subsequently, she spent a year in Scotland and is now working as a freelancer.
While searching for expressions to convey what needs to be conveyed, she writes for media outlets like "Nikkei Design" and handles exhibition composition and copywriting.
Her main works include the composition of the 70th-anniversary exhibition of the Institute of Industrial Science, University of Tokyo, "The Possible Future of Science and Design" (The National Art Center, Tokyo·2018), and writing for "Insect Exhibition - Design Model" (21_21 Design Sight, 2019).
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On the other hand, despite hotel prices skyrocketing and restaurant seats being fully occupied during Fashion Week, the reality is that people in the city are unaware of what is happening where. I found this interesting difference, perhaps due to the nature of the industry, and although I'm not a fashion writer, I spent my time leisurely amidst the frantic pace of buyers and magazine editors attending various shows.
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