This collection is a raw, unapologetic meditation on disillusionment—an unfiltered look at the dreams of youth, the pursuit of artistic revolution, and the stark reality that follows. Through bold silhouettes, distressed textures, and layered deconstruction, the collection captures the contrast between idealism and the compromises of adulthood.

The garments speak in fragmented, almost poetic forms—oversized outerwear, structured yet chaotic layering, and abstract prints that feel like memories slipping through time. Rugged workwear pieces meet delicate drapery, while raw-edge tailoring and asymmetry suggest a rebellion against polished perfection. Earthy tones clash with punctuations of vibrant red, electric blue, and metallic finishes, mirroring the turbulence of an ever-evolving creative identity.

Les Six doesn’t just present fashion—it questions it. PANTOKRATOR is a manifesto, an unfiltered dialogue on the state of art, culture, and self-expression in a world that often distorts authenticity for commercial appeal. It challenges us to reflect: Are we staying true to our visions, or simply learning how to justify their loss?

In this restless, sleepless corner of Tokyo, Les Six reminds us that rebellion isn’t just about resisting—it’s about reclaiming the raw, unvarnished truth.

Photography -InstyleAsia