The collaboration with Fragment Design’s Hiroshi Fujiwara is already a hit with the fashion set. Details, and the full collection, here. 

Moncler and Fragment Design&rsquo;s Hiroshi Fujiwara, also known as the Godfather of Japanese streetwear, have continued their esteemed relationship with Moncler&rsquo;s legendary Genius line. Launched&nbsp;earlier this month, this the fourth season that Fujiwara has worked together with Moncler, and remains to be one of Genius&rsquo; most consistently popular collaboration yet.&nbsp;

&nbsp;Following previous standout launches which included <a href="https://www.lofficielsingapore.com/fashion/the-8-moncler-richard-quinn-collection-has-officially-launched">Richard Quinn</a> and <a href="https://www.lofficielsingapore.com/fashion/you-can-now-shop-for-the-4-moncler-simone-rocha-collection-online">Simone Rocha</a>, Fujiwara takes the helm here with the latest collection consisting of vintage, military, urban, and tech references with a contemporary and fresh twist, for a range of covetable streetwear pieces.

The collection has already been making its rounds with the fashion set, spotted amongst local celebrities such as Mae Tan, Benjamin Kheng, to<a href="https://www.instagram.com/p/CCGmgegHxDw/"> Kiwi Lee and Jun Chiu.</a>

As part of its launch, Moncler Genius has come up with a mini movie shot in Tokyo&nbsp; directed by&nbsp;Genki Ito,&nbsp;featuring <a href="https://www.instagram.com/tomo.y9/">Tomohisa Yamashita,</a>&nbsp;the Japanese singer, actor and TV host widely known as&nbsp;Yamapi.&nbsp;

The collection incorporates both Fujiwara&rsquo;s personal passions, with a biker made in conjunction with Lewis leathers, streetwear staples, such as bomber jackets, emblazoned with cover art from Kool &amp; The Gang&rsquo;s Spirit of the Boogie, and sweaters featuring the longitude and latitude of Fujiwara&rsquo;s favourite restaurant in Paris.

Accessories come in canvas bags, and also a collaboration with Converse, where classic Chuck Taylors are remade in two inverse colourways, featuring a Japanese minimal box stitch embellished on the street icon.&nbsp;

Check out the full&nbsp;range here:&nbsp;

Fujiwara is known as a godfather of Ura Harajuku fashion and is a globally influential streetwear designer, where he&nbsp; launched his first brand, Good Enough, in the late 1980s. He was also one of Japan&rsquo;s first hip hop DJs, and is widely credited with popularizing the genre in Japan.

Find out more at <a href="https://www.moncler.com/gb/genius/7-moncler-fragment-hiroshi-fujiwara/">moncler.com</a>.

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