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The second wave of Hatsune Miku's "Time to Curate" project was launched!
Discover Maison MIHARA YASUHIRO's deconstructed aesthetics and the charm of dissolving shoe trends.

Taiwan's iconic onefifteen officially launches its new curatorial program "Time Curator" at Xinyi 100 A13, with Japanese avant-garde fashion brand Maison Mihara Yasuhiro (MMY) as the second wave of the show, deepening consumers' understanding and experience of the designer brand through the display of the brand's spring/summer collection and spatial narratives. and experience through the brand's spring/summer collection and spatial narrative.

"Time to Curate" is an annual curatorial program to be launched in 2026. It is expected that six to eight international designer brands will be selected to organize flash mob activities in stores at a pace of about two months. Maison Mihara Yasuhiro is the second brand to appear in the program, continuing the curatorial trend and further enriching the diversity of the overall program.

Founded by Japanese designer Yasuhiro Mihara, Maison Mihara Yasuhiro began as a shoe designer in 1997 and has since evolved into a full-fledged fashion brand spanning apparel and accessories. The brand is known for its subversive deconstructive approach and strong experimental spirit, and has established its representative position in the field of contemporary fashion with the iconic "dissolving shoes", which continue to realize the creative spirit of "wearable art" through the designer's profound artistic background.

MMY Spring/Summer 2026 menswear and womenswear collection "Ordinary People" is inspired by the subtle but real moments in daily life, exploring the hidden "duality" in human nature. Through the use of inverted front and back, four-sleeve structure and multiple ways of wearing, the design breaks the established vocabulary of clothing and creates the visual effect of blurring identity and unstable silhouette. Returning to the designer's 1990s denim and MA-1 patchwork, the collection extends to multi-layered structures and three-dimensional cuts, revealing a unique aesthetic between order and chaos. Meanwhile, this season's collection also incorporates the graphic work of artist Navinder Nangla, inspired by the "Fassion Langwitch" project and the free brushstrokes that resemble graffiti, further subverting the established symbols and visual logic.

The footwear section reveals a number of key designs, including the season's "Dissolving Shoes" series such as LARRY, OLIVER and ERIC, echoing the philosophical proposition of "Duality" that inspired the Spring/Summer collection. The classic bestsellers PETERSON, HANK and BLAKEY continue the brand's signature handcrafted silhouettes and paper clay-like twisted shapes. In additionMMY Exclusive Limited Edition Collection by First Clothes, First Food, First LunchBased on the classic Peterson 23 and BAKER, the collection is reinterpreted with two-tone color blocking and rivets to create a unique and rare spring/summer limited edition. The two-color patchwork version will be launched on March 28th, while the rivet version will be launched on April 18th at selected stores worldwide. Being the only one in Taiwan and one of the few dozen designated outlets worldwide, the brand demonstrates its pivotal position in the international selection map.

Echoing the design concept of "Dissolving Shoes" derived from paper clay, the on-site installation is made of natural texture materials, with openwork L-shaped structure and broken wall elements, creating a display context with a sense of penetration. At the same time, the giant owl installation unique to the A13 store of Hatsumode Xinyi Yuanbai was also changed, with a new coat of denim patchwork, paying homage to the deconstructivist design of the MMY brand, and further reinforcing the close connection between the brand's visual identity and the curatorial theme.

Through the "Time Curator" program, Hatsuneyoshi continues to deepen its cultural role as a selection platform, transforming retail into an extension of content curation; and the debut of the Maison Mihara Yasuhiro Spring/Summer 2026 collection has injected the program with a clear design perspective and contemporary fashion vocabulary.

Maison MIHARA YASUHIRO presents its Spring/Summer 2026 collection "Ordinary People", inspired by the subtle yet real moments of everyday life - memories that seem familiar but are unrecognizable, and the subtle lies that are created in interpersonal interactions in order to maintain superficial harmony. This is the real face of contemporary "ordinary people". Designer Yasuhiro Mihara uses this as a starting point to explore the potential duality of human nature, and turns it into the core of this season's creation.

Returning to the nature of clothing, exploring the duality of ordinary people

Since the development of fashion in recent times, personal style has been inextricably linked to clothing, and the styles that were derived from lifestyles, ideas and tastes are now fading away. The nature of fashion as a superficial and light information game is becoming more and more obvious. However, it is this "shallowness" that creates a depth; as people are constantly portrayed and constructed in fashion, a false atmosphere gradually emerges.
In the midst of the contradictions of an era where the nature of clothing is being replaced by the image of personality, Maison MIHARA YASUHIRO's Spring/Summer 2026 collection is based on the duality inherent in "Ordinary People".

Extraordinary structures in ordinary silhouettes
This season is inspired by the designer's iconic work from the late 1990's - a patchwork of denim jackets and MA-1 flight jackets, which is further extended into a complete deconstruction of the language of clothing. The original clear function and symbols of military uniforms and overalls are deliberately disrupted and reorganized; the inverted structure of the front and back, the four-sleeve jacket and the multiple ways of wearing the jacket make the clothing freely change between long-sleeved, short-sleeved and sleeveless, projecting the complex emotions of people underneath the rational appearance.

This season's collection is based on seemingly everyday silhouettes, with multi-layered stacking and asymmetrical cuts, creating a styling vocabulary with a sense of three-dimensionality and twisted tension. Hooded T-shirts, T-shirts and denim trousers are the everyday items that break away from the established symbols and present a new visual context, redefining the boundaries of the 'ordinary'. The spring/summer collection also incorporates the graphic creations of artist Navinder Nangla, whose 'Fassion Langwitch' project is inspired by dyslexia, transforming limitations into a unique visual language. Free and almost graffiti-like images are scattered throughout the collection, further subverting the symbols and order of clothing.

In today's fast-changing world of values that emphasize conformity, Maison MIHARA YASUHIRO proposes a reflection: to remain "ordinary" may be the most extraordinary choice.