Eley Kishimoto
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Eley Kishimoto
¥1,951
Eley Kishimoto - ss03
Eley Kishimoto
Harpers & Queen, September 2000
Photographer: Zanna
Eley Kishimoto fall 2002
Eley Kishimoto “Sunny” Spring/Summer 2002
Photographer : Flo Kolmer
Mark Eley / Wakako Kishimoto, London 2002, 75 pages,21x15 cm.
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First Catalogue of Eley Kishimoto : Collection Spring Summer 2002
“ELEY KISHIMOTO ...the patron saints of print." Living by the maxim "Print The World," ELEY KISHIMOTO have always strived to create work that is executed simply, clear in intention, exhibiting a unique creative flair that rejects passing trends and fads.From a partnership forged in the early 90's, ELEY KISHIMOTO quickly gained a reputation for incisive and intelligent print design with their craftmanship gracing the world's catwalks via work with Louis Vuitton, Marc Jacobs, Alexander McQueen, Alber Elbaz and Jil Sander, to name but a few. In the mid 90's the partnership moved into the fashion world with the launch of their first womenswear collection; this proved to be such a success that the company has continued to produce their own ELEY KISHIMOTO line ever since. Although initially earned as a result of these vibrant fashion collections, the company's renown has always been very much associated with their freedom to decorate anything and everything. It is this print design aesthetic that is key to their works' identity. Thus following hot on the hemline of these collections came a steady stream of ever more varied design product. Wallpapers, furniture, furnishing fabrics, glassware and crockery led on to more industrial based design work in the automotive, architectural and electronics worlds, whilst also working with individual artists and galleries. The company sees each new design challenge as a platform from which to communicate with a wider, more varied audience. Creative directors for Paris based fashion house Cacharel between 2008 and 2009, MARK ELEY and WAKAKO KISHIMOTO are currently artistic directors of a new line for the Japanese market Laura Ashley London. Collaborative works with BMW motorbikes, Eastpak bags, Duvel beer, Incase (Macbook, iPhone, iPad accessories) amongst others, incorporating the key Flash print is a further development of this aesthetic and yet another intriguing twist in the continuing story of those shapeshifters of the print world, ELEY KISHIMOTO.
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03/05/21
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A Day To Remember, “A 675 Chair Charity Project”,
Initiated by Case Furniture in partnership with Heal’s and the Robin & Lucienne Day Foundation the project, entitled ‘A Day to Remember’, enlisted fifteen world-renowned designers to add their personal touch to the seat pad of the iconic 675 chair, designed by Robin Day in 1952, paying tribute to one of Britain’s leading designers !
A Day to Remember will help improve the future of young British designers by supporting the educational work of the Foundation through an exhibition display at Heal’s Flagship store at Tottenham Road Court and a live online auction of the customised chairs beginning on the 1st of August running through the 21st of August.
These black and white Vans by Eley Kishimoto look cute on my feet.