I have profound respect for designer who take a niche market and fully commit to it. Tadashi Shoji, Japan born and bred, is one of those designers.
Troubled by the fact that women had few options for
special occasion dresses in the contemporary market, Tadashi identified a niche
and set out on his own.
In 1982, Tadashi launched his own collection,
Tadashi Shoji, in Los Angeles, California. Tadashi Shoji has become widely
recognized for its original designs and innovative collections. The company has
seen steady growth since its inception and is carried in more than 4,000 major
department and specialty store doors worldwide, including: Neiman Marcus,
Nordstrom, Saks Fifth Avenue, Bloomingdale’s, Macy’s, and Lord & Taylor.
Internationally, the brand is available at high-end retailers such as: Vakko, Harvey
Nichols Dubai, and Rustan’s.
In 2007, Tadashi launched the Tadashi Shoji
Runway Collection for Fall 2007 during New York Fashion Week to rave reviews.
By featuring the utmost in luxury and elegance, the much-anticipated collection
continues to elevate and hone the brand’s image in the marketplace. His designs
have won a loyal following with well-dressed women worldwide, including a wide
range of celebrities such as: Octavia Spencer, Kate Beckinsale, Dita Von Teese,
Florence Welch, Mo’Nique, Katy Perry, to name a few
In the Spring 2014 collection there are a few dresses that I loved more so the ones with almost an ethereal feel to them a theme that was evident in the Spring 2013 collection which had more pieces that I loved.
Let's look at the Spring 2014 pieces:
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This was my favourite piece, you can tell the designer understand's women's bodies. There is both a dreamy feel and luxury. |
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I absolutely love the colour and fit of this dress. It's those dressy outfits which leave you feeling all dressed up while allowing you free movement
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The fit of this dress is amazing! The colour balances out the texture created by the scale like pattern. I call these dresses grown sexy dresses. |
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This dress may be controversial due to how see through it is but I love the detail that has gone into it! I think it can be a bridal piece for a very BOLD bride |
Let us now go back a year to look at the Spring 2013 pieces:
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Tadashi Shoji Spring 2013 |
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Tadashi Shoji Spring 2013 |
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Tadashi Shoji Spring 2013 |
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Tadashi Shoji Spring 2013. This dress would look stunning on a curvy person. |
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Tadashi Shoji Spring 2013. I want this dress! |
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Tadashi Shoji Spring 2013. Love the dropped waist, bateau neckline and deep blue tulle skirt |
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