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Under the direction of great directors from the time, her job was to bring out In the 1950s and early 1960s, she designed many film costumes. In addition to the daily clothing, she had also created countless costumes for Mori for the marriage of then Crown Prince in 1993 is widely known, together Empress Masako's robe décolleté designed by Hanae Successfully expressing clean image of the Japanese, she also took charge ofĭesigning the official uniforms of the Japanese Delegation at the Summer She has also designed uniforms for JAL flight attendants, banks and otherĬompanies, and school uniforms for junior and senior high school students.

The symbol of butterfly has long been flying around the world in variousįorms of items, such as scarves and perfume bottles. Lightweight, compact folding umbrellas that are now common,īags with lots of storage pockets, set of handkerchief and Japanese holdingįan, and so on - functional, yet stylish accessories have made people’s lives Speaking of the accessories in our daily lives, she offers a variety of fun and

With these in mind, what Hanae Mori consistently proposes are the outfits

HANAE MORI BUTTERFLY PROFESSIONAL

Longer limited to suits, women's professional styles are also changing to have Hanae Mori was a pioneer of working women herself, and her daytimeĬlothing designs became popular for suits and other professional wear.ĭashing and easy to move in- the jacket, dubbed the “Women's suit jacket”Īs the ways of working become more diverse and men's business attire is no The haute couture dresses that adorned women are described as “You feelĭecent, no matter where in the world you wear them”. While subtly and skillfully incorporating the nuances of the times, her works,Ĭreated with sophisticated designs, colors and unique materials, have been “Always walk beautifully” is the message to women from Hanae Mori. With these in mind, what Hanae Mori consistently proposes are the outfits with “elegance” and the comfort. Hanae Mori was a pioneer of working women herself, and her daytime clothing designs became popular for suits and other professional wear.ĭashing and easy to move in- the jacket, dubbed the “Women's suit jacket”, was an ally for women's work hours.Īs the ways of working become more diverse and men's business attire is no longer limited to suits, women's professional styles are also changing to have more freedom. The haute couture dresses that adorned women are described as “You feel decent, no matter where in the world you wear them”.Įlegance endorsed by the dignity gives confidence for the wearer. While subtly and skillfully incorporating the nuances of the times, her works, created with sophisticated designs, colors and unique materials, have been loved around the world. She has been active worldwide as the only Asian designer to be accepted as a member of La Chambre Syndicale de la Couture Parisienne.ĭuring 27 years of presenting new haute couture creations in Paris every season, Hanae Mori, also known as the “Ambassadress for Beauty”, was invited to many different countries to hold her shows. She was in charge of hundreds of film costumes during the heyday of Japanese films from the 1950s.Īfter the success of her first overseas show in New York in 1965, she worked in the U.S., followed by the opening of her own maison in Avenue Montaigne, Paris in 1977. It has been over 70 years since Hanae Mori began her design career, as she opened her studio in 1951.

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