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Tokyo James By Iniye Tokyo James. 36 looks, shown 20 February 2025 in Milan.
Founded 2015 · tokyojames.co.uk ↗
Collection Fall 2026 FW26 Fall/Winter 2026. Clothes for autumn and winter 2026, shown Jan–Apr 2026. Covers every city that showed in that window, including weeks that number their own seasons. 24 looks. Spring 2026 SS26 Spring/Summer 2026. Clothes for spring and summer 2026, shown Jun–Nov 2025. Covers every city that showed in that window, including weeks that number their own seasons. 33 looks. Fall 2025 FW25 Fall/Winter 2025. Clothes for autumn and winter 2025, shown Jan–Apr 2025. Covers every city that showed in that window, including weeks that number their own seasons. 36 looks. Spring 2025 SS25 Spring/Summer 2025. Clothes for spring and summer 2025, shown Jun–Nov 2024. Covers every city that showed in that window, including weeks that number their own seasons. 42 looks. Fall 2024 FW24 Fall/Winter 2024. Clothes for autumn and winter 2024, shown Jan–Apr 2024. Covers every city that showed in that window, including weeks that number their own seasons. 38 looks. 36 Looks
1.6% Of the week's looks
36th / 45 Largest show
20 February Show date
The collection, look by look MILANO MODA DONNA - 25 FEBBRAIO / 03 MARZO 2025 · FW25 Every look in runway order as a column of the colours measured from its garments. Hover or use the arrow keys to read each one; play to walk the show.
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1 Founder and creative director
Since 2015 · about 11 years
Nigerian-British
Iniye Tokyo James worked in styling, media and digital campaigns for brands including Brioni and Issey Miyake before founding his label in 2015 after moving to Lagos. Tokyo James mixes tailoring with references to Nigerian culture. The brand was a finalist for the LVMH Prize in 2022 and has shown in Lagos and Milan.
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