EVA fashion art Daikanyama
“Womenswear only: 70s Celine, YSL Rive Gauche and couture Chanel next to 10,000-yen European silk.”
Seiko Miyazaki's womenswear boutique off Hachiman-dori, and the best case for Daikanyama's grown-up wardrobe. The top rail is 70s maison: Celine tailoring and silk shirts, YSL Rive Gauche, Chanel Boutique, Hermès coats and scarves, a little Biba. Every tag gives the decade and says antique, vintage or reconstructed.
Prices are fair for what it is. A deadstock 70s Celine jacket is 110,000 yen, the no-name French and Italian silk shirts and power-shoulder jackets sit around 10,000 to 16,000, and there are 1910s cotton slips under 20,000. The house remakes, like blouses cut from antique tablecloths, are one-offs. Closed Wednesdays; the web shop shows most of the stock.
Brand collections
- 1960s
60s haute couture silk blouses, 70s Chanel Boutique cocktail dresses and gold-button wool jackets.
Coats and cashmere, a 60s H-embroidered coat and Margiela-era knits, plus carrés around 39,000 yen.
- 1970s
Old Celine before the logo craze: 70s tailoring, gold-signature wool skirts and silk shirts, some deadstock.
Rive Gauche from the 70s, down to a 1976 Russian collection jacquard dress and silk velvet sets.
Early 70s Issey silk, rare at this level, with the odd Pleats Please piece at a friendlier price.
