Summary
- Bedwin & The Heartbreakers launches its FW25 “Tokyo Noir” series
- It uses Dyneema® and 3M reflective materials to transform from Americana to technical service
- Inspired by movies like movies Black Rain and post-punk, Michael Bühler-Rose’s creativity
Bedwin is heartbroken It has been disclosed Autumn and Winter 2025 A collection with an evocative theme “Tokyo Black”.
This season marks a deliberate transfer of Bedwin’s iconic American and preparatory influence. It adopts a more distilled and influential design approach that includes bold silhouettes made of technical fabrics. This includes the use of Dyneema® and 3M reflective materials, further highlighting the design’s functionality and visual strength. As a result, each piece is designed to embody strength and subtle tension – reflecting the influence of industrial rock, punk and the New Wave, thus affecting the series’s identity of the sound and style.
The campaign channel’s original energy and visual drama filmed in Asia’s tough industrial zone, brought to life by designer Tsuyoshi Noguchi and photographers take. The series draws inspiration from the movie Black Rain and Akira Blacksaw‘ High and lowand the amazing portrait of John Lydon, woven together references reflect a world shaped by technological transformation and urban mysticism.
Creative guidance and design hosted by New York artists Michael Bühler-Rose of Guided Basicsits conceptual lens adds depth to the brand’s ever-evolving narrative. Supplemental Visual Storytelling is a seasonal playlist that is curated katomanproviding a layered soundtrack that captures the spirit of Tokyo after dark. Preview the lineup in the gallery above.
