In her live performances Japanese-British performer Rina Sawayama emotes the most intimate moments of her life into an emotional and visual journey. She wears various pieces of clothing, ranging from her rainbow-themed logo pieces to the octopus-inspired skirts created by fashion designer Terrence Zhao.Sawayama tells her story of pride as part of Coach's "Pride is Where You Can Find It".ClothRina Sawayama is Japanese-British model, actress, and singer who has studied political science at Cambridge. She is a musician that blends nu-metal, New Jack Swing and Y2K Pop.She has a deep understanding of the potential of music in addressing contemporary social issues and has employed that understanding on her two debut albums, SAWAYAMA and Hold the Girl. In the lead single "STFU!" she aired her displeasure about East Asian fetishism, and in "XS" she lashed out at modern capitalism and hyperconsumerism.With the release of her sophomore album, Hold the Girl the singer-songwriter has taken on many difficult topics, including homophobia, anti-Asian hatred mental illness and much more. She's not scared to tackle such issues however she is able to create music that is uplifting and uplifting.The first two albums of the British-born Japanese singer are a riot of genres. The lyrics explore the traumas of her generation within her family as well as her struggle with depression. On her latest album she embraces her inner child and seeks tender joy in the midst of her emotional burdens.DecorationRina Sawayama multi-hyphenated Japanese-British singer and singer-songwriter is an elusive musical chameleon. Her debut album"Sawayama," is an amalgamation of electro-pop and nu-metal. It highlights her autobiographical struggles regarding identity and equality.Rina has also been selected for the role in the forthcoming film John Wick Chapter 4', which is expected to be released in cinemas in 2022. Rina is often overwhelmed by the number of big-name movies she's worked on.She has a group of independently-minded artists who help her transform her creative concepts into products, which will certainly impress all the guests at your next party or event. We have a wide range of Rina Sawayama inspired products including T-shirts, interior decor and wall art. The products are all produced in a manner that is socially responsible. What's more, Rina Sawayama Merch will help put funds directly in the pockets of the artists. The more you spend, the more money they can make.T-ShirtThis top quality ladies' v-neck shirt is also available in long-sleeved designs for men. It's a wonderful gift idea for Father's Day or Valentine's Day or birthdays. The shirt is made in the United States using high-quality, environmentally friendly inks on soft 100 percent Airlume ringspun and combed cotton. This shirt is an essential for any wardrobe and can be washed in a machine and dried.This Rina Sawayama T-shirt is sure to make you and your loved ones smile! This is an ideal gift for your girlfriend, wife mom, daughter or sister. This tee is a great gift idea for your wife, daughter, son, or brother on their birthdays, Father's Day and Christmas. This t-shirt is perfect to gift your family and your friends! The prints are designed and printed by independent artists in environmentally responsible ways. Every purchase you make goes into the pockets of artists! The company is AT Fashion LLC. All items are made to order and delivered within a few days after purchase.PosterRina Sawayama Poster captures your passions in a unique fashion. The poster is tough, durable and magnetically mounted - which is to mention easy on the eyes!Rina is a singer from Japan and English as well as songwriter and model. Her music is a blend of genres that reflects Y2K nostalgic and a sly comedy. Her debut album, Sawayama, was released in 2020 through an independent label Dirty Hit.The album is a follow-up to her self-released play Rina (2017), and it debuted at number 3 on the UK Albums Chart. The album was her biggest ever successful, with more than 13,961 albums sold across the UK.Rina's homecoming tour was spectacular success at Brixton Academy. High drama lasers drew patterns into the smoke, dancers from bankers performed across a stage that was split, and Rina engaged in issues like love, loss and belonging in her characteristic camp glory. I spoke with the musical team that created this show to discover how they collaborated and the process they used to achieve the artist's vision.