WWDJAPAN 2026-27 Autumn/Winter Trend Seminar: In-depth Analysis of Society, Industry, and Trends Six Months Ahead from Latest Collections & Domestic Market Report
WWDJAPAN will host its 2026-27 Autumn/Winter Trend Seminar, providing an in-depth analysis of society, industry, and trends six months ahead, based on the latest collections and domestic market reports.
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WWDJAPAN will host its annual 2026-27 Autumn/Winter Season Outlook Trend Seminar on April 20, 2026. This year, the program has been revamped to deliver more in-depth content on international collections and the domestic ready-to-wear market.
The fashion weeks held amidst the unsettling global atmosphere brought forth a new value: "attachment." Collections like CHLOE, with its folkloric embroidery and crochet, and DRIES VAN NOTEN, inspired by school uniforms from youth, evoke a sense of creator's love, dedication, and the accumulated value passed down through generations. In an era dominated by AI, a new luxury value is emerging, one that imbues clothing with human stories and memories.
This seminar will feature collection reporters and guest speakers, offering a two-part trend forecast and analysis for the upcoming season. While unraveling designers' intentions against the backdrop of the times, noteworthy international collections will be introduced with show videos. Subsequently, connections with the domestic market will be explored, providing a thorough analysis of moods, styles, and items likely to gain traction next season.
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### ■ Information
**Date:** Monday, April 20, 2026, 14:30–16:50
**Method:** In-person at venue or online participation
**Venue:** AOYAMA GRAND HALL 2-14-4 Kita-Aoyama, Minato-ku, Tokyo
**Capacity:** Venue: First 100 people, Online: 100 people
**Application Period:** Until 12:00 PM on Friday, April 17, 2026
### ■ Course Fees
General Price: 16,500 yen → **13,200 yen** 20% OFF Early Bird Discount (Early bird registration until 6:00 PM on April 1st (Wed) **Coupon code: H9CNK32T41**)
Standard Plan: **9,350 yen** 50% OFF
Light Plan: **14,850 yen** 10% OFF
Student Plan: **3,300 yen** Special Price
Click here to apply.
The fashion weeks held amidst the unsettling global atmosphere brought forth a new value: "attachment." Collections like CHLOE, with its folkloric embroidery and crochet, and DRIES VAN NOTEN, inspired by school uniforms from youth, evoke a sense of creator's love, dedication, and the accumulated value passed down through generations. In an era dominated by AI, a new luxury value is emerging, one that imbues clothing with human stories and memories.
This seminar will feature collection reporters and guest speakers, offering a two-part trend forecast and analysis for the upcoming season. While unraveling designers' intentions against the backdrop of the times, noteworthy international collections will be introduced with show videos. Subsequently, connections with the domestic market will be explored, providing a thorough analysis of moods, styles, and items likely to gain traction next season.
Click here for details.
---
### ■ Information
**Date:** Monday, April 20, 2026, 14:30–16:50
**Method:** In-person at venue or online participation
**Venue:** AOYAMA GRAND HALL 2-14-4 Kita-Aoyama, Minato-ku, Tokyo
**Capacity:** Venue: First 100 people, Online: 100 people
**Application Period:** Until 12:00 PM on Friday, April 17, 2026
### ■ Course Fees
General Price: 16,500 yen → **13,200 yen** 20% OFF Early Bird Discount (Early bird registration until 6:00 PM on April 1st (Wed) **Coupon code: H9CNK32T41**)
Standard Plan: **9,350 yen** 50% OFF
Light Plan: **14,850 yen** 10% OFF
Student Plan: **3,300 yen** Special Price
Click here to apply.