Ogura, Takumi (Japan)

2026 首獎First Prize
R494 小倉拓海(日本)Ogura, Takumi (Japan)


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Concept / Inspiration

Future Groom draws inspiration from traditional Hungarian wedding attire, reinterpreting lace, draping, and soft silhouettes within menswear. By blurring the boundaries between celebration and everyday life, and between masculinity and femininity, the collection challenges conventional ideas of menswear and proposes greater freedom in how men dress and express themselves.

SUSTAINABILITY and FUNCTION

SUSTAINABILITY 

Future Groom reconsiders the conventional idea that wedding garments are meant to be worn only once, bringing the beauty and symbolism of ceremonial wear into everyday life. Sustainability is not simply about creating durable clothing, but about extending the role of garments beyond a single occasion and creating lasting value that makes people want to wear and cherish them for years to come. 

FUNCTIONALITY 

Lace, draping, and soft silhouettes are reinterpreted within menswear, balancing the elegance of formalwear with the practicality and comfort of everyday clothing. By moving beyond traditional gender boundaries, the collection also offers greater freedom in how garments can be chosen and worn. 

PERFORMANCE 

While maintaining their decorative qualities, the garments are designed to move naturally with the body and provide a comfortable wearing experience. The elegance of ceremonial wear is preserved while being reimagined for various situations beyond special occasions.