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うつわのようなもの 2015.8.30

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Forme D'Expression

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Margiela (F/W 1997)

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Yuko Kimura Sample book III, 2015 Etching, indigo dye, persimmon dye on handmade paper (abaca, cotton, kozo) and old bookpages 6 x 4.75 x .25 inches 15.2 x 12.1 x .6 cm YuK 37 http://www.cavinmorris.com

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…The body changed over time, becoming a gallery of scars, a canvas of experience, a testament to life and one’s capacity to endure it.

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Cosmic Wonder Bingo-Kasuri Dress in Indigo

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‘Flatness’

“It is probably not wrong to assume that deep in the mind of every Japanese person lies the culture of the kimono. In the making of a kimono, an uncut length of fabric is put on the human body, resulting in an excess of fabric that creates drapes. The Japanese see this excess as ma (roughly translated as ‘space’) and never consider it illegitimate. The Japanese designers’ baggy, shapeless dresses were also, in many cases, asymmetric - another core element of Japanese aesthetics. Their designs demonstrated a universal approach to clothing, breaking down the barriers of gender, age and body shape just as a kimono does.” -Future Beauty: 30 Years of Japanese Fashion

photographs - Naoya Hatakeyama

garments - Rei Kawakubo/Comme Des Garcon

collections in order of appearance - Autumn/Winter ‘92-‘93 Spring/Summer ‘98 Autumn/Winter ‘83-‘84 Autumn/Winter ‘83-‘84 Autumn/Winter ‘83-‘84 Spring/Summer ‘84