For Spring/Summer 2026, Ryunosuke Okazaki continues his exploration of wearable art, presenting a collection that blurs the boundaries between fashion, sculpture, and spiritual ritual. Known for his mesmerizing, 3D-printed forms and flowing architectural volumes, the designer once again redefines what clothing can be – not as garments, but as living extensions of the body.

The collection radiates a sense of transcendence. Spiraling structures wrap around the torso like protective shells, while rippling surfaces recall organic patterns found in nature: waves, petals, and constellations. Okazaki’s signature circular and spiral motifs expand further this season, creating sculptural silhouettes that appear to float, suspended between movement and stillness.

Color plays a vital role in shaping the mood: luminous whites and deep cosmic blacks serve as grounding forces, while iridescent blues, radiant corals, and glimmers of metallic gold and silver evoke an otherworldly dimension. The interplay of light and material gives each piece a transformative quality, shifting as the wearer moves, as though alive.

Despite the avant-garde aesthetic, there is a deep intimacy to Okazaki’s vision. Each piece feels like a ceremonial garment, not just to be worn but to be experienced. They whisper of mythology and memory, of timeless rituals and imagined futures. The result is a collection that transcends trends, offering instead a meditation on form, spirit, and the infinite.

With Spring Summer 2026, Ryunosuke Okazaki continues his pursuit of designing not simply fashion, but portals into new worlds and sculptural harmonies that invite us to dream beyond the material and into the metaphysical.