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MUZE • S/S ’22 Lookbook

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Director Hiroshi Shibahara and designer Masatoshi Ishida are the two-headed team behind the burgeoning label MUZE.

For S/S ’22 the brand levels up their pattern profile, initially being known for the playful graphics and youthful aesthetic.  This season is characterized by an overall pared down style and a tasteful addition of engaging fabrics. 

View the look book below and see more of the brand here. 
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