STERN, a linen fashion brand, and Nihoh, a fabric flower accessory brand, have collaborated on a pop-up event. STERN creates clothing designed to be cherished and worn over time. Nihoh creates fabric flower accessories using natural fibers such as silk and cotton, hand-dyed to create beautiful pieces.

STERN focuses on simple, high-quality materials, resulting in comfortable, easy-to-wear garments that look great. Their clothing, designed to be cherished and worn over time, is meant to be enjoyed for many years. Designer Mari, after gaining experience in haute couture and stage costume making, launched her brand while living with her children in Shonan. Each garment, meticulously sewn in her workshop in Shonan, surrounded by her favorite music, gentle breezes, and sunsets, embodies her feelings for women who enjoy life in a natural way. Furthermore, she avoids waste by using leftover fabrics to create small items such as furoshiki (wrapping cloths) and azuki bean bags, reflecting a commitment to environmentally conscious clothing production.



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Residing in Shonan. After gaining experience in haute couture and stage costume sewing, she became a freelancer. While raising children in Shonan, she meticulously creates original linen and cotton clothing with attention to detail.

https://www.instagram.com/stern_mari78/

Nihoh is a fabric flower accessory brand where everything is handmade, from cutting and dyeing the fabric. Flowers heal people's hearts, act as a voice for conveying feelings to loved ones, and their swaying in the fields and mountains is a heartwarming sight. Flowers that bloom in nature play a very important role for people. But the life of a flower is short and fleeting. We deliver these memories of flowers, imbuing each petal with our thoughts, as we create fabric flowers. We deliver items that make you want to wear fabric flowers when you go out on an ordinary day, when the sun shines and a refreshing breeze blows.

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After graduating from Bunka Fashion College. Based in Tokyo. While working as a fashion stylist, she started creating fabric flowers. Her work has been sold at the select shop Atelier Achelka since 2012. Exhibited at Handmade in Japan from 2013 to 2015.

https://www.instagram.com/nihoh_works/