Aim | aimme
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Born from a photo studio founded in Asahikawa, Hokkaido, aimaimme goes beyond traditional Japanese ceremonial photography.With studios in Harajuku and Ikebukuro, Tokyo, as well as Sapporo, our team of photographers, hair and makeup artists, designers, and counselors collaborates to create innovative visuals and a welcoming atmosphere, offering each client an unforgettable and truly special experience.
With roots in a photo studio founded in Asahikawa, Hokkaido, aimaimme pursues expressions that go beyond the boundaries of traditional Japanese ceremonial photography. With studios in Harajuku and Ikebukuro, Tokyo, and Sapporo, a team of professionals from various fields, including photographers, hair and makeup artists, designers, and counselors, collaborates to create an unforgettable and special experience for each individual, while valuing innovative visuals and spaces.
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What inspired you to become a fashion designer?
Our inspiration comes from the desire to go beyond the traditional role of a photo studio. We wanted to create original garments that allow people to celebrate important moments in a more fashionable, creative, and personal way while respecting Japanese culture and tradition.
How would you describe your design style?
Our design style blends Japanese tradition with modern fashion. We focus on original silhouettes, detailed craftsmanship, and contemporary styling that encourages individuality and self-expression.
What can people expect from your latest collection?
Our latest collection showcases original garments inspired by Japanese ceremonial wear, reimagined through a contemporary fashion lens. Each look is designed to celebrate individuality while creating unforgettable visual experiences.
Why did you choose the theme “I AM” for your Vancouver Fashion Week collection?
"I AM" is about embracing your own identity instead of trying to meet someone else's expectations. Through this collection, we wanted to encourage people to trust their own sense of beauty and celebrate who they truly are.
How do you transform traditional Japanese ceremonial wear into contemporary fashion?
We begin by respecting the history and cultural meaning behind traditional garments. Then we reinterpret them with modern silhouettes, innovative styling, and original textile details to create something fresh while preserving their essence.