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Kentaro Kameyama at LAFW 2021

24Fashion TV Exclusive: Kentaro Kameyama, the designer, presented about 14 new looks consisting of black silk minimalistic dresses, casual oversized sweats, and dramatic white & black long dresses for his SS22 collection. Winner of season 16 of Project Runway, he blew guests away with a strong narrative in his predominantly black and white collection. Structure ruled the wearable-art designs with thick fridge elements.

About: Kentaro Kameyama Japanese-born angeleno Kentaro Kameyama is a member of fashion’s “in” crowd as the winner of season 16 of lifetime’s Emmy-nominated series Project Runway. Kameyama clinched the coveted prize with his jaw-dropping runway show at New York’s fashion week, which featured models wearing expertly-tailored clothes inspired by classical music, walking to an original score composed by Kameyama. The fashion-forward collection impressed the show’s judges Heidi Klum, Nina Garcia, Zac Posen and the year’s finale guest judge, Jessica Alba. Designer: Kentaro Kameyama

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Kentaro Kameyama at LAFW 2021

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Photo by Liza Kushnir exclusively for 24Fashion TV

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