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VR: Have you any children or spouse (and how do they relate to your style
\nenthusiasm)? How about your parents and siblings’ reactions back when you were young?
\nDY: I’m single. Because my mother wanted to be a fashion designer before, she learned pattern making and design, and she had been particular\u00a0with clothes, design, coloring. I think it impacted me.<\/p>\n
Norwegian styling from Foster&Son<\/p>\n <\/p>\n VR: How did you first become interested in clothes, and when did you turn your That very first pair of well-made shoes: the Alden loafer<\/p>\n <\/p>\n VR: How have you gathered your knowledge of apparel — from books, in-house training, workshops or somewhere else? VR: How would you describe your own dress? The unique rock walls of Inishmaan<\/a><\/p>\n <\/p>\n VR: Which RTW makers and tailors do you favour? VR: Who or what inspires you? Austrian shoemaking by Georg Materna<\/p>\n <\/p>\n VR: What is your definition of style? VR: You have travelled all over the world to meet clothes makers in many cities. <\/p>\n VR: What other hobbies or passions do you have besides apparel? VR: Over the years you must have learned quite a bit about artisans all over the http:\/\/www1.odn.ne.jp\/~aab38980\/<\/a><\/p>\n http:\/\/dyshoes.fc2web.com\/<\/a><\/p>\n http:\/\/daisukeyamashita.blog28.fc2.com\/<\/a><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n
\neyes towards handmade items? Why classics instead of fashion?
\nDY: Again, it’s my mother’s influence. And, Because I was a child actor before, I have appeared on TV programs. So my mother needed to regard to my fashion sense. When I was 11 years old, I quit acting for a while. However, I continued to have an interest for fashion. And, when I was 17 years old, I knew Alden from Japanese fashion magazines. I awaked to classic fashion at that time. I bought Aldens the first time at the age of 21-year-old. I cannot forget the impression at that time. However, I like classic fashion as much as all fashion.<\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n
\nDY: Yes, books, in-house training, and hearing from artisans.<\/p>\n
\nDY: Just wearing the clothes that I liked.<\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n
\nDY: I favour tailors above readymade.<\/p>\n
\nDY: Craftsmanship.<\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n
\nDY: Whether it fits my sensibility. My favorite is elegant, chic, simple, slightly cute, etc., very many styles. And, I think a sense of fun is important.<\/p>\n
\nWhen did you begin this journey, and what is your motivation?
\nDY: The start of the journey is September 11, 2014. And the finish goal date is June 12, 2015. Wonderful handmade goods have craftsmanship and imagination and device. I want to know these. In other words, the thirst for knowledge and curiosity is my motivation.<\/p>\n<\/a>Foster oxfords<\/p>\n
\nDY: Watching baseball (Yomiuri Giants fan), comics, food and beverage,
\ncoffee (handdrip filter coffee). Recently, I’ve begun to like sake (Japanese liquor). And, of course, my best favorite is acting!<\/p>\n
\nworld. What sort of people are best suited to artisanal jobs?
\nDY: People of strong decisiveness, not indecisive, and not nervous.<\/p>\n<\/a>Foster for the win<\/p>\n