Inspired by Japan and architectural pattern-making.
EME Studios unveils their first womenswear collection, taking inspiration from Japanese tailoring and architectural pattern-making to introduce a new chapter that dives into femininity and universality. Conceived from the female silhouette yet designed without limits, the collection moves into a more formalwear approach: clean lines, sculptural volumes, and precise cuts shape bombers, skirts, and trousers that adapt to the body effortlessly. Neutral tones soften the structure, allowing construction and movement to take center stage. Branding remains subtle because the focus is on form, fit, and the relaxing silhouettes.
Outerwear dominates the conversation. Gradient grey bombers transform through an integrated back knot, cropped puffers merge utility with refinement, and asymmetric leather jackets in beige and deep chocolate sharpen the silhouette with metal-plated detail. Tailored blazers with pleated backs, reversible capes, technical windbreakers, and sculpted denim sets reinforce the collection’s balance between structure and freedom. Standout essentials, from the fitted Betty Full Zip to cycling-inspired tops and pleated cargo skirts make this collection a game between sporty core and streetwear. Released in strictly limited quantities,the collection is now available on their official website.
Take a look at the collection below.
