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Tokyo Girls Collection 2026 event

Overview

The 43rd Mynavi Tokyo Girls Collection 2026 Autumn/Winter was held on September 19 at the Yokohama Arena, showcasing autumn and winter trends through models, actors, and musical performances.

In a strategic effort to target Japan’s MZ generation, the Korea SMEs and Startups Agency (KOSME) supported several South Korean fashion brands, including Milo Archive, Hieata, In Silence Woman, and Not Born. These brands presented their 2026 Autumn/Winter collections on the runway. To further expand market presence, KOSME is operating a pop-up store titled ‘K-CLOSET by KOSME X NUGU’ in Omotesando, Tokyo, through early October, allowing consumers to experience the brands before purchasing via the NUGU online platform.

Performances and appearances included idol group FRUITS ZIPPER, who performed three songs centered on their ‘NEW KAWAII’ concept. A special dance segment produced by s**t kingz featured artists such as THE RAMPAGE, THE JET BOY BANGERZ, and ME:I. Other notable participants included influencer Shinako, artist Ano, and Noa, the daughter of Nozomi Tsuji.

Entities

Yokohama Arena · Tokyo Girls Collection · YH Entertainment · AND2BLE · FRUITS ZIPPER

Timeline

  1. [CULTURE] 5 sources
    Tokyo Girls Collection 2026 features K-fashion and various artists

    The Tokyo Girls Collection 2026 A/W at Yokohama Arena featured South Korean fashion brands supported by KOSME and various Japanese influencers and artists on the runway.

  2. [CULTURE] 2 sources
    AND2BLE to perform at Tokyo Girls Collection 2026

    Boy group AND2BLE will make its first appearance at the Tokyo Girls Collection 2026 Autumn/Winter event at Yokohama Arena on September 19.

Sources

m.sportalkorea.com · news.cube-soft.jp · prtimes.jp · rbbtoday.com · the-miyanichi.co.jp · thefirsttimes.jp · tokyoheadline.com

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