
Following last season, F/CE. launches another collaboration with artist Mariko Enomoto this season.
The collection draws inspiration from Belgium and focuses on the symbolic “whiplash curve” characteristic of Art Nouveau.
Rooted in the aesthetics and philosophy of Art Nouveau, F/CE. 26SS proposes a new vision of clothing in which nature, ornamentation, structure, and function coexist.
From Enomoto’s archive, works that resonate with the concept of this collection were selected and combined with F/CE.’s graphics and text, resulting in artwork that is both poisonous and captivating.
A special treatment is applied over the print to recreate the worn texture of vintage band T-shirts.
The fabric is made from recycled cotton, whose mixed fiber lengths create a slubbed, vintage-like surface.
The unique texture of recycled cotton further enhances the overall atmosphere. An F/CE. logo is placed on the sleeve.
Designed with an oversized silhouette, the piece can be worn unisex.

Mariko Enomoto
Born in 1982 and based in Tokyo, Mariko Enomoto grew up surrounded by art, influenced by her great-grandfather, a traditional Japanese painter. After studying fashion, she began painting independently.
Through solo and group exhibitions, she has primarily presented acrylic paintings depicting figures whose faces are obscured by plants and animals. In recent years, her work has expanded across various fields, including book covers, theatrical visuals, and CD jacket artwork.
Her notable projects include the cover artwork for Kim Jiyoung, Born 1982 by Cho Nam-joo (Chikuma Shobo) and illustrations for The Yellow House, a serialized novel by Mieko Kawakami published in the Yomiuri Shimbun.












