5 Years of Collaboration with Japanese Artisans: The Jewelry & Apparel Brand by a Parisienne Who Fell in Love with Japan – Anniversary Reception on 6/26 in Omotesando

ATELIER ROUGE, a jewelry and apparel brand that blends Japanese traditional techniques with French sensibilities to turn daily life into art, celebrated its 5th anniversary in April 2026. In an era where many emerging brands are consumed quickly, ATELIER ROUGE has persisted with the costly and time-consuming 'All Made in Japan' approach, steadily expanding from jewelry to apparel. A reception will be held on June 26, 2026, in Omotesando, Tokyo, to share the brand's five-year journey and future outlook. The latest collection, 'IMPRESSIONISME,' will be unveiled ahead of its general release. Producer Klara Blanc will be present to discuss the brand's history and future. Event details: ATELIER ROUGE 5th Anniversary Reception, June 26, 2026, 18:00–20:30 at MIL GALLERY JINGUMAE. Klara Blanc, a Paris-born resident of Japan, was inspired by a Yohji Yamamoto fashion show at age 13. After working at the LOUIS VUITTON headquarters, she moved to Japan and now serves as a CEO of an advertising agency while managing the brand. The brand aims to make 'daily life art' by utilizing Japanese craftsmanship, such as Mino-yaki pottery and Asakusa metalwork. Her efforts serve as a new touchpoint for younger generations and international audiences regarding Japan's traditional industries.