This article explores the latest Fall/Winter 2024-25 collections from four prominent Japanese fashion brands: Auralee, Kanako Sakai, Sulvam, and Issey Miyake. Each brand showcases their unique design philosophy, focusing on innovative materials, intricate craftsmanship, and a blend of tradition and modernity. Discover the captivating stories behind these collections, highlighting the evolving trends and influential designers shaping the future of Japanese fashion.
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Relive the iconic 2000 Fall/Winter collections of Comme des Garçons, Yohji Yamamoto, Issey Miyake, and Junya Watanabe. Explore the bold designs, playful colors, and innovative silhouettes that defined these legendary fashion moments.
This article explores the legacy of iconic designer Michele De Lucchi, who reflects on his lifelong collaboration with the late Issey Miyake, focusing on their shared commitment to sustainable design and their belief in the power of architecture to shape human behavior. The article examines the exhibition ‘Roppongi Rokken: Six Houses by Michele De Lucchi’ at 21_21 DESIGN SIGHT, highlighting De Lucchi’s vision for a future where sustainability is deeply intertwined with human relationships and individual consciousness.
Issey Miyake’s Spring/Summer 2025 collection, presented in Paris, was a delicate symphony of paper, nature, and innovative textile techniques. Designer Satoshi Kondo showcased the beauty of paper through innovative draping, pleated dresses, and even accessories, creating a collection that was both elegant and sustainable.
Issey Miyake’s latest collection, ‘The Beauty of Paper,’ showcases the artistry of Japanese washi paper. From tailored suits to translucent organza dresses, the collection explores the material’s versatility and ethereal qualities.
A collaboration between Spiber, a biotech venture, and A-POC ABLE ISSEY MIYAKE, a fashion brand, has elevated the stage style of renowned singer Hikaru Utada, incorporating cutting-edge protein fiber to create unique and sustainable stagewear.