HIROMI YOSHIDA

“Clothes should add spice to the person wearing it." “A mixture of design, good material and skill, as well as the intelligence and elegance flowing from within the person wearing it makes clothes shine brightly." These thoughts are rooted in our clothes-making.

Yoshida moved to France after graduating from Setsu Mode Seminar, where she became the first Japanese to join Givenchy. She moved to the U.S. having been recruited as a stylist by Harper's Bazaar. After she moved back to Japan, she launched her own brand and began working as a creator. Hiromi Yoshida Design International was established. She is currently actively working as a designer, mainly on uniforms for corporations, under the HIROMI YOSHIDA brand. In 2009, she opened House of HIROMI YOSHIDA in Minami Azabu, Tokyo.