Kiko Mizuhara

At the age of 1, Kiko and her family moved to Kobe, Japan. When Kiko was 11-years-old, her parents divorced and she lived with her mother.

In 2003, Kiko Mizuhara participated at an audition for fashion magazine Seventeen. At the audition, Kiko Mizuhara was picked as Miss Seventeen and became an exclusive model for Seventeen magazine for the next 3 years. In July 2007, Kiko Mizuhara became an exclusive model for fashion magazine ViVi.

By 2008, Kiko Mizuhara had established herself as a prominent runway model, gracing the catwalks for various fashion shows. Her breakthrough on the international runway came with her notable appearance in Olympia Le Tan’s Spring/Summer 2014 Show at The Paris Collections.

Since then, she has collaborated with renowned brands and publications, including Vogue China, Vogue Japan, GQ, Elle, Harper’s Bazaar, Diesel, Phillip Lim, Vivienne Tam, Reebok, Kitsun, Tiffany & Co, and many others. Kiko Mizuhara’s versatility and unique appeal have made her a sought-after figure in the fashion industry, earning her significant recognition and opportunities to work with esteemed names in the fashion and luxury world.

For Kiko, fashion is all about expressing your true self and not conforming to societal expectations. Her Instagram posts are a testament to her creativity and originality, as she showcases her unique sense of style. Brands like Chanel, Coach, and Fruity Booty Underwear have all jumped at the chance to work with this talented model and actress.

Kiko started her venture into the fashion world as a designer in 2013, collaborating with Opening Ceremony. That same year she started her collection “Bad Girl of the ’90s.”

Beyonc wore her viral pizza outfit, and Rihanna also rocked items from the collection. In 2016 she established Kiko Co., Ltd, referred to as “Office Kiko.” She launched her own designer brand in 2017 called “OK,” and in 2018 she collaborated with the Japanese footwear brand Esperanza.

She has been continuously appearing in the big screen and has been part of Japanese dramas Shitsuren Chocolatier. Shitsuren Chocolatier (2014) is the official debut of Kiko Mizuhara in Japanese dramas.

In 2023 she co-starred in the film Aristocrats, adapted from the novel Ano Ko wa Kizoku by Mariko Yamauchi.

Drama Series

• FM999: 999 Women’s Songs (WOWOW / 2021) – woman delivering egg (ep,9)
• Followers (Netflix / 2020) – (cameo)
• The Good Wife (TBS / 2019) – Michiru Madoka
• War of Lie | Uso no Senso (Fuji TV-KTV / 2017) – Haruka Tokura
• The State of Union | Kazoku no Katachi (TBS / 2016) – Rina Tanaka
• Crazy For Me | Kokoro ga Pokkito ne (Fuji TV / 2015) – Miyako Hayama
• Nobunaga Concerto | Nobunaga Kontseruto (Fuji TV / 2014) – Ichi
• Heartbroken Chocolatier | Shitsuren Chocolatier (Fuji TV / 2014) – Erena Kato
• Yae no Sakura (NHK / 2013) – Sutematsu Oyama

Movies

• Ride or Die | Kanojo (2021) – Rei Nagasawa
• Aristocrats | Ano Ko wa Kizoku (2021) – Miki Tokioka
• A Boy Who Wished to be Okuda Tamio And A Girl Who Drove All Men Crazy | Okuda Tamio ni Naritai Boy to Deau Otoko Subete Kuruwaseru Garu (2017) – Akari Amami
• The Blue Hearts | Blue Hearts ga kikoeru (2017) – (segment “Frozen Expectations”)
• The Kodai Family | Kodaike no Hitobito (2016) – Shigeko Kodai
• Nobunaga Concerto: The Movie | Nobunaga Kontseruto (2016) – Ichi
• Attack on Titan: End of the World | Shingeki no Kyojin: Attack on Titan – End of the World (2015) – Mikasa
• Attack on Titan | Shingeki no Kyojin: Attack on Titan (2015) – Mikasa
• Trick The Movie: Last Stage | Torikku Gekijoban Rasto Suteji (2014) – shaman
• Platinum Data | Puratina Deta (2013) – Mathematician Saki Tateshina
• I’m Flash! (2012)
• Helter Skelter (2012) – Kozue Yoshikawa
• Norwegian Wood | Noruwei no Mori (2010) – Midori Kobayashi

TV Movies

• Kiko Mizuhara will release a photobook titled “Girl” on April 20, 2012. The photos in the book are shot by photographer/director Mika Ninagawa, who directs Kiko Mizuhara in the film “Helter Skelter”.

PhotoBook

• The Cabin Attendant | Kyabin Atendanto Keiji: Nyu Yoku Satsujin Jiken (Fuji TV / 2014) – Akari Kimoto