2026 S/S EXHIBITION

Dates
11/7(Fri)-11/11(Tue) 14:00-20:00

Address
Assorti Shinjuku 5-chome Building 1F, 5-11-25 Shinjuku, Shinjuku-ku, Tokyo
WANSIE FLAGSHIP STORE
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If you are coming from Shinjuku-sanchome
When using map apps, they may guide you through back alleys, so please first aim for Audio Union Shinjuku (5-11-30 Shinjuku, Shinjuku-ku, Tokyo). Turn left at the corner of Audio Union and proceed straight through a small shopping street called Sanbangai, and the store will be on your left.

Inquiries
TEL 03-6384-2884
wansie@mid-group.co

 

 

Salvador Dalí's last work, "Swallow's Tail."

It is a work inspired by mathematician René Thom's "Catastrophe Theory."

This theory attempts to explain sudden transformations—unpredictable leaps—that occur within gradually progressing changes.

Dalí symbolically depicted this idea in the form of art. 

WANSIE's Spring/Summer 2026 collection takes the philosophy of this painting as its starting point, with the theme of "unexpected evolution," reinterpreted from the perspective of workwear.

Subtle details that evoke gradual change and elements of surprise are incorporated into the design, breathing new energy into everyday wear.

Furthermore, in this collection, we also focused on the "swallow" included in the title "Swallow's Tail." In Japanese culture, swallows are a symbol of happiness and the arrival of spring, and their light and free flight resonates with the natural mood of this season.

Dalí's final vision.

Thom's mathematical reflections.

And the cultural symbol of the swallow.

Where these intersect this season, WANSIE proposes a new interpretation of traditional workwear/uniforms for contemporary urban life.