Japanese womenswear brand known for its body-conscious silhouettes and sensual, lingerie-inspired design details.
ORIGIN
Japan
PRICE TIER
luxury
SPECIALIZATION
WOMEN
Founded in 2020 by designer Emi Funayama, a graduate of Esmod Japan with experience at several Tokyo-based collection brands, Fetico has quickly emerged as a distinctive voice in Japanese fashion. The brand's core concept, “The Figure: Feminine,” is realized through body-conscious designs that celebrate the female form from a woman's perspective. Drawing inspiration from classic couture and vintage styles, Funayama reinterprets these aesthetics with a modern and sensual edge, incorporating lingerie-inspired elements like delicate straps, sheer fabrics, and corset-style structures. Fetico’s collections are meticulously produced in collaboration with textile artisans across Japan, emphasizing high-quality craftsmanship intended to create pieces that can be cherished over time like vintage garments. The brand’s signature items include sculptural knitwear, tailored jackets, and form-fitting dresses that balance structure with sensuality. Since its debut, Fetico has garnered significant acclaim, winning the Tokyo Fashion Award in 2022 and the JFW Next Brand Award in 2023. Its growing international presence includes showrooms in Paris, Hong Kong, and Los Angeles, positioning it as a rising force in global luxury fashion.
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$1,164.00
$450.00$750.00
$1,201.00$1,413.00
$1,523.00$1,792.00

A detailed profile on founder Emi Funayama, covering her background, the launch of Fetico in 2020, her design philosophy of creating body-conscious clothing, and the brand's early growth.

A review of the Spring 2026 collection, highlighting designer Emi Funayama's continued exploration of 'The Depth of Her' through gothic, vampy womenswear inspired by artist Rebecca Horne and photographer Irina Ionesco.

A review of the Fall 2024 'Eternal Favorites' collection, which drew inspiration from The Addams Family, the works of Edward Gorey, and Hans Bellmer's dolls to explore the concept of girlhood.
This article reviews the Spring/Summer 2026 collection, noting collaborations with beauty brand THREE and lingerie brand YUE (a Wacoal brand). It discusses the creative direction inspired by artist Rebecca Horn and photographer Irina Ionesco.
Marking the brand's fifth year, this article analyzes the Spring/Summer 2026 collection as a redefinition of Fetico's core philosophy, highlighting collaborations with Wacoal's 'YUE' and 'THREE' beauty.