Articles by Sena Terui
As an intern at FashionUnited, Sena supports content production for the Japanese market through editorial and marketing tasks. She has experience in diverse fields such as communication, retail and event management, having worked with the Dutch creative agency Fashion Clash and on editorial projects in Japan through Wooly Magazine
Five Japanese fashion and textile organisations to know
The Japanese fashion industry is built on a multilayered connection of diverse areas, including material development, apparel production, cultural dissemination and environmental response. In this “material exporting country”, where textile export values exceed those of apparel products, the importance of overseas communication is increasing...
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A goal-oriented guide to the Japanese fashion education landscape
Japan is home to many fashion vocational schools and universities, each with different strengths, characteristics, and paths toward becoming a professional. To answer questions such as “Why is this school chosen?” and “What kind of professional can I become?”, this article introduces fashion schools in Japan by category, focusing on aspects such...
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