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2026.04.28

Takuto Miura, a graduate of the Brand Producer program, presented his collection for his own brand, "Aint tiyin," in Brooklyn, New York.




The collection was presented on April 12th at Atolye in Brooklyn. Held as part of the "Japan + Brooklyn Runway Show" organized by the Brooklyn Style Foundation, the event attracted many fashion industry professionals who showed great interest in Miura's work.

After the show, many industry professionals approached us and gave us high praise for our work. Ms. Miura herself was very satisfied with having created a runway show that exceeded her expectations.
"This was a truly wonderful experience in my life. I definitely want to come back to Brooklyn. I will definitely succeed. Thank you so much."
■Event Overview
Name: Japan + Brooklyn Runway Show
Organized by: Brooklyn Style Foundation
Venue: Atolye (Brooklyn, New York)
Date: Saturday, April 12, 2026
Participant: Takuto Miura (Graduated from the Brand Producer Department in 2025)
Brand: Aint tiyin (https://instagram.com/ainttiyin/)

Prior to the collection's launch, a photoshoot was conducted under Miura's direction. The shoot took place in various locations throughout Brooklyn, from subway stations to back alleys, capturing the collection in diverse settings. Through close communication with local models and photographers, Miura pursued her ideal vision. This first challenge on the international stage allowed Miura to gain practical experience in brand management.
■ About the brand "Aint tiyin"

The brand "Aint tiyin" is based on the concept of "pursuing experimental expression that combines a rebellious perspective with elegance against the rules of what is right." It is characterized by a unique worldview that questions existing values while never losing its refined aesthetic sense.
■ About the Brand Producer Course
The new "Brand Producer Department," established in April 2026, offers a four-year practical business education program. During their studies, students launch their own brands and practically acquire the planning and management skills necessary for a producer, from formulating business strategies to marketing and monetization.
Upon graduation, students are awarded the title of "Advanced Specialist," equivalent to that of a four-year university graduate, and can also obtain a "Bachelor's Degree" by choosing the university co-enrollment program. Ms. Miura's activities in New York represent one of the achievements of the department's goal of cultivating international brand producers.