Visvim is one of those brands you've probably read about on the Internet but haven't seen in real life. Founded in 2001, designer Hiroki Nakamura makes clothes that are infamous for their luxury ...

Japanese design label VISVIM will drop an automotive-inspired capsule collection, dubbed “VISVIM MOTORS CLUB,” next month. Spanning ready-to-wear, accessories and footwear, the gas-pumping range is a ...

Japanese cult-favorite brand Visvim just launched an exclusive collection with Mr Porter and it’s nothing short of exceptional. Comprised of cool-weather staples, the 28-piece collection is inspired ...

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Visvim now counts seven retail stores in Japan and, last year, opened their first U.S. boutique in Santa Fe and a temporary pop-up location in New York’s TriBeCa neighborhood. In May, the brand ...

Japanese menswear brand visvim has returned with its Spring/Summer 2023 lookbook, following its prep-injected Fall/Winter 2022 imagery with a series of relaxed, well-tailored essentials, progressive ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Fourteen years later, the FBT remains a grail item for discerning style enthusiasts. Here’s how it went from cult shoe to ...

Neatly positioned between Southeast Asia and Europe, Los Angeles has increasingly become a natural meeting point, particularly in matters of style. Nowhere was that more in evidence than at last ...

Although Visvim provides an expansive range of garments, the label is most known for its signature moccasin/sneaker hybrid style, the FBT. Named for a Fun Boy Trio album cover (where one of the band ...

Fashion designer Hiroki Nakamura, whose Tokyo-based luxury menswear brand Visvim has a devoted following, is selling his 1959 California house designed by Frank Lloyd Wright disciple Aaron G. Greenfor ...

Hiroki Nakamura of Visvim is an anomaly in the fashion industry. In an age of omnichannel retailing, hash-tags and celebrity culture, he hates gadgets with touch screens and doesn’t own a TV. He ...