A home is more than a place to live—it is a space where one's values and sense of beauty are expressed.

For its Fall/Winter 2026 collection, KENZO introduces the theme "AT HOME WITH KENZO." Originally unveiled this January at founder Kenzo Takada's former residence in Paris, the collection's world now arrives in Tokyo for a limited-time presentation at GATE in Harajuku.

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Running for four days from August 6, the pop-up is designed not simply as a place to shop, but as an invitation to step inside the "home" of KENZO and experience the brand from within.

Bringing an "Urban Oasis" to Harajuku

The installation draws inspiration from the Paris residence that Kenzo Takada envisioned as his own "urban oasis."

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A place for creativity, rest, and welcoming guests to celebrate together, the house embodied the founder's philosophy of living. At GATE, that atmosphere is reinterpreted through a contemporary lens, combining architectural elements inspired by traditional Japanese design with KENZO's signature palette and playful spirit.

The result is an immersive environment that naturally draws visitors into the brand's universe.

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NIGO's Collection of Conversations

Presented in Paris this January, the Fall/Winter 2026 collection reflects Artistic Director NIGO's vision of creativity born from the meeting of different cultures and perspectives.

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France and Japan. Tradition and innovation. Elegance and humor.

These long-standing dialogues at the heart of KENZO are reimagined through NIGO's contemporary perspective. Highlights include a revival of the embroidered organza skirt from the Spring/Summer 1994 collection, alongside floral motifs, tricolor stripes, cowboy shirts, and two-tone neo-tailoring, all brought together with effortless ease.

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Dressing as If You Were at Home

The pop-up also showcases the campaign starring American actress Lukita Maxwell and actor, professional skateboarder, and model Nico Hiraga.

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Rather than relying on technology, the campaign celebrates the joy of discovering delight in people and one's immediate surroundings.

Moments spent at home, sunlight filtering through a window, familiar flowers, and quiet time shared with others evoke the lightness, humor, and curiosity that define the collection.

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Four Days Inside the Home of KENZO

The purpose of this pop-up extends beyond presenting the Fall/Winter 2026 collection.

It reinterprets founder Kenzo Takada's idea of "home" through NIGO's contemporary vision while inviting visitors into the world of the brand.

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Appearing in Harajuku for only four days, the space is less a retail store than a place to experience the home of KENZO.