Her show “Nomade” with snappy segments like “Cronos Wanderer” and “Modern Nomadism” toyed with notions of travel, history and memory.

Bohemian flair took the forefront of the line with lots of gypsy skirts, fur details and autumnal colours. Lots of tartan skirts and a beautiful peacock patterned pleated skirt were the opening highlights.

With a strong 60s quality she introduced velvet and a country boho look which was reminiscent of Yab-Yum. In a diverse show Koshino concluded with animal prints, black crushed velvet skirts and sombre black ensembles.

Koshino never fails to delight and the Japan Fashion Week crowds are now eagerly waiting to see if Toshikazu Iwaya’s DRESSCAMP can do any better.