KIDILL: Fall-Winter 2026

For Fall-Winter 2026, KIDILL presents a bold new collection titled “HEAVEN.”

But this isn’t the paradise you might expect. Here, “HEAVEN” is about freedom, challenging conventions, and exploring the fragile space between childhood and adulthood where opposites converge.

For Hiroaki Sueyasu, silence itself becomes a stage. Stripped of all excess, garments breathe, bodies move freely, and design reveals its rawest truth.

At its core, KIDILL still pulses with punk.

Chance and chaos, boldness and delicacy, these contradictions fuel every piece. Sueyasu embraces them, intertwines them, and lays them bare, crafting fashion that both soothes the mind and defies expectation.

His mission? To preserve the fragile purity of adolescence, the naivety hovering on the edge of uncertainty, while celebrating the unfiltered energy of youth.

In this collection, contrasts come alive through materials and collaborations. Smoky, muted tones clash with worn, almost abrasive silicone black. In collaboration with ALPHA INDUSTRIES, the iconic MA-1 bomber is reimagined beneath a soft veil of tulle, where femininity intersects with military rigor.

The underground artist Trevor Brown adds a provocative dimension: oversized angel wings, demons, and motifs of young girls drape the body in unexpected ways. Quilted skirts, traditional tartans, bondage straps, and metallic hardware create a world where punk and refinement coexist.

The UMBRO collaboration further explores duality, with over forty adjustable cut zones that redefine sportswear with a rebellious edge.

From London to Tokyo, and through the cyberpunk currents of the 1990s, underground culture has always driven KIDILL. Sueyasu celebrates rawness and imperfection, favoring the energy of living garments over cold sophistication.

HEAVEN is not a flawless dream. It’s a space where contradictions collide, intermingle, and reinvent themselves , exactly what KIDILL does best: creating fashion that liberates, challenges, and resonates, in a style unapologetically punk, poetic, and contemporary.