Maison Mihara Yasuhiro is a Japanese fashion brand founded by designer Mihara Yasuhiro in 1997. Yasuhiro initially started designing shoes while studying at Tama Art University. The brand is renowned for its unconventional and often deconstructed approach to design, particularly in its footwear. Mihara Yasuhiro's sneakers are famous for their intentionally distorted, melted-looking soles, giving them a unique, almost sculptural appearance. This signature aesthetic, seen in popular models like the "Blakey" and "Peterson," challenges traditional sneaker designs and has garnered a cult following. The brand blends streetwear influences with high fashion artistry, creating shoes that are both conceptual and wearable, reflecting Mihara's artistic vision and craftsmanship.