04.09.2026
The secret ingredient is contrast
Pearls, punk and a little irony
The Next Move
The same idea becomes more radical in another two-finger ring where the pyramid studs form a stylised cross. The pyramids are glossy and finished in black rhodium, while the body of the ring remains matte.
The rings play with time. Traditionally, a signet ring suggests inheritance, family history and an object passed from one generation to another. Here, a form associated with the past carries an icon from a completely different era — one of the most recognisable characters of early video-game culture.
Made in silver with yellow-gold plating, they are set with flat transparent quartz engraved with character reminding of Pac-Man.
And because Salade de Fruits demanded at least one ingredient of pure irony, the collection also includes a series of pinky signet rings.
A black pearl appears in a silver mono ear cuff finished with black rhodium. In a two finger ring, the softness of the pearl is combined with polished pyramid studs, bringing a deliberately punk element into an otherwise restrained composition.
Against this abundance of colour, Alice created jewellery that is predominantly graphic, geometric and laconic.
Wisharawish’s new collection is vivid and playful, filled with softened bonbon colours — shades reminiscent of traditional French sweets in a bonbonnière, bright beneath a delicate, almost powdery surface.
This time, however, Anna Minakova chose to work through contrast.
For Mycelium, created for Wisharawish’s previous collection, the jewellery followed the same visual language as the clothes: organic forms, natural references, shades of grey, darkened surfaces and a sense of something grown rather than constructed.
Following the success of Mycelium, Wisharawish and Alice in WonderLab come together for the second year in a row with a new collaboration created especially for Rakuten Fashion Week Tokyo.
The same lunar motif appears in short chokers made from fluid snake chain. The idea is then reduced even further in a series of minimalistic bracelets and rings made from the same chain.
Another necklace is formed from oversized pill-shaped links and finished with a carbine hook. The other end is one of the collection’s recurring lunar elements: a mother-of-pearl disc centred with a mabé pearl.
This time they appear in very different forms. Some are intricate, with complex, almost handmade-looking weaves. Others are reduced to clear, highly geometric shapes.
Chains once again became one of the principal elements of the collection, creating a visual link with the previous collaboration.
The To the Moon
and Back necklace combines an elaborate chain construction with diamond-set lettering and a moon carved from mother-of-pearl
With Salade de Fruits,
the starting point
is almost
the opposite
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Second Collaboration
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Lab
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Pearls form another recurring line throughout
the collection
the collection
At its core is Alice, a symbolic image of a modern woman
Held twice
a year, it brings
together Japanese
and international designers for runway shows, presentations and events across Tokyo
a year, it brings
together Japanese
and international designers for runway shows, presentations and events across Tokyo
in WonderLab
About Alice
Rakuten Fashion Week TOKYO is Japan’s leading fashion event, organised by the Japan Fashion Week Organization.
The platform has become an important international showcase for both established and emerging designers, connecting Japanese fashion with the global industry while presenting Tokyo as one of Asia’s key centres of contemporary fashion.
in WonderLab is the new project by journalist, gemologist, jewelry expert, and Epic Jewellery’s Creative Director Anna Minakova. This sophisticated jewelry art laboratory develops both permanent collections and bespoke creations, as well as collaborative projects.
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About Wisharawish
With Salade de Fruits, those references take on a lighter and more playful character
From season to season, the brand experiments with technique and fabric manipulation to form geometric silhouettes
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With numerous awards to his name, Wisharawish focuses on exquisite craftsmanship from different regions of Thailand, infused with a contemporary design approach.
Founded in the early 2010s, the brand quickly gained recognition when its creator Wisharawish Akarasantisook won the Mango Fashion Awards in Barcelona, Spain.
WISHARAWISH’s wearable art and technical mastery have been exhibited worldwide, from Hyères Festival International de Mode & de Photographie in France to Bangkok Elle Fashion Week and Wallpaper Handmade Exhibition, firmly establishing the brand on the global fashion and art scene.
de Fruits Collection
About the Salade
changes the whole recipe
L’Ingrédient secret
For generations in France, the phrase has carried associations of lightness, humour, nostalgia and a certain effortless pleasure in life.
Wisharawish translates this mood into colour, texture and form.
The name itself carries another distinctly French association. Salade de fruits is not only a familiar light dessert but also the title of Bourvil’s famous 1959 chanson, with its instantly recognisable refrain, “Salade de fruits, jolie, jolie, jolie…”
This connection is particularly relevant now: until November, Wisharawish’s work is featured in an exhibition dedicated to the cultural and fashion dialogue between France and Thailand, with his gown included in the exhibition.
The designer has lived and worked extensively in France, and French culture has remained an important point of reference throughout his practice.
For Spring/Summer 2027, WISHARAWISH presents Salade de Fruits, a collection whose playful French title reflects Wisharawish Akarasantisook’s long personal and creative relationship with France.
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