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Kenzo Perfume |
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Takada Kenzo showed an interest in fashion through reading the magazines of his sisters. Takada Kenzo gave up Kobe University to try to become one of the first male students at Tokyo's Bunka Fashion College however his parents did not agree of his career ambitions and Takada Kenzo had to work part-time in Tokyo to support himself while he did evening prep courses in design, however after some six months, Takada Kenzo was at last accepted to the prestigious
In 1964 Takada Kenzo moved to Paris and started at the very bottom of the fashion industry, using just his first name when he launched his own label
The first work of Takada Kenzo borrowed a great deal from traditional Japanese styles but it was his 'big silhouette' designs which drew worldwide interest. The designs of Takada Kenzo made him something of a innovator for young fashion |
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