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AnyMind Group’s creator-led D2C brand, Jent Louis, opens flagship retail store in Tokyo
Located in Harajuku, the physical store embodies the brand’s "tame the city" concept and will feature pre-sales of the 2026 Autumn/Winter collection alongside store-exclusive items.
AnyMind Group, a BPaaS company for marketing, e-commerce, and digital transformation, has announced the opening of the first flagship store for apparel brand Jent Louis, a brand created by Japanese beauty and fashion influencer, Kota, on Saturday, August 22, 2026, in Harajuku, Tokyo.
Kota is responsible for the brand’s end-to-end brand direction, product design, production management, and marketing for Jent Louis. He pursues a refined mode-street aesthetic anchored by black and silver, directing the brand’s complete universe around the “tame the city” theme.
With a social media following of over 550,000 across platforms, Kota is also an employee of AnyMind Group, and created Jent Louis through AnyMind Group’s D2C for Influencers program.
Having previously expanded primarily through its official online store and limited-time pop-up locations, the flagship store marks the brand’s first permanent physical location. It serves as a dedicated space designed to fully express the Jent Louis brand concept, “tame the city”.
To coincide with the launch, the flagship store will offer pre-sales of select pieces from the upcoming 2026 Autumn/Winter collection, ahead of its official online release in September 2026, as well as items exclusive to the store.
Store Concept and Interior Design Jent Louis operates under the concept of “tame the city,” creating apparel that encourages individuals to establish their own sense of style rather than being swayed by surrounding trends. The brand’s aesthetic centers on black and silver palettes paired with tailored silhouettes.
The store’s interior design concept acts as an “antithesis to Harajuku”. Positioning an inorganic space anchored in black and silver against the bright, pop-culture imagery traditionally associated with the Harajuku and Jingumae district, Jent Louis introduces a distinct aesthetic to the area. By paring down unnecessary ornamentation, the minimalist design ensures that the focus remains on the fabrics, textures, and silhouettes of the garments.
On the launch of the flagship Jent Louis store, Kota, said: “Since launching Jent Louis, I have wanted to build a physical space where people can experience the tactile quality of our fabrics and the fit of our silhouettes beyond what can be conveyed on a screen. This flagship store expresses our ‘tame the city’ concept not just through the garments, but through the entire space. By trying on the pieces in person, I hope visitors can discover personal styles they may not have noticed before, using this space as a starting point to build their own look.”
Jent Louis is an apparel brand centered on the core concept of “tame the city”—a philosophy that balances timeless cool with modern sensibilities, independent of urban noise and information overload. The brand provides individuals with the means to express urban energy and dynamism on their own terms.
