Pyuupiru knitting [read more]
1960s Issey Miyake shot by Shinoyama [read more]
Issey Miyake images by Irving Penn [read more]
Fragments of the Comme des Garçons magazine [read more]
Cindy Sherman for Comme des Garçons [read more]
The round abounds in Cosmic Wonder Light Source [read more]
Print campaigns by CDG [read more]
Techno-origami and the hypothetical fifth dimension in Issey Miyake’s ambitious new line [read more]
The latest theatricality and productivity from Theatre Products [read more]
An outdoors exercise in retribution by Yoshikazu Yamagata of fashion label writtenafterwards [read more]
Introverted pearls and heteromorphic footwear [read more]
Fur Fur makes fashion out of upholstery, spots, Snoopy, shadows and beauty pageant queens [read more]
Colour was not invited and gaffer tape was the guest of honour at the Comme des Garçons show in Paris yesterday [read more]
Techno-couturier Junya Watanabe and The Future [read more]
Preview the major survey of Japanese avant-garde fashion that’s opening at The Barbican in London next month [read more]
Proportion running amuck in wideshortslimlong [read more]
John Waters all over Comme des Garçons [read more]
Basic geometry with Issey Miyake [read more]
Besides writhing around in spew of rainbow this messy man also does drawings. Lovely ones. [read more]
Fashion as theatre and Japan’s oldest department store [read more]
Yoshikazu Yamagata on fashion as communication [read more]
Spoken Words Project unveiling the 2010 AW collection [read more]
Masks by Yoshikazu Yamagata of writtenafterwards photographed by Hedi Slimane for Dazed & Confused Japan [read more]
Lica and Naka of the fashion labels 20471120, Tokyo Recycle Projet and Zechia on how fashion can change the world [read more]
Continuing until the end of this week at the Centre For Cosmic Wonder Tokyo: original prints from the Cosmic Wonder Free Press Sunday Edition [read more]
A few other highlights I haven’t already mentioned … [read more]
There are those who would say ‘The Fashion Show of The Gods’ might be an ambitious thing to call your own fashion show – but the smoke, Nico Muhly soundtrack and senior men in volumes of white fabric and hair had us all convinced last night at writtenafterwards [read more]
For his AW09 collection Elizabeth or Spain, Dress 33 designer Toshikazu Iwaya used elements from Elizabethan England (remembered as the Golden Age of England, 1558–1603) and the height of the Spanish Empire (Spain’s so-called Golden Age, 1521–1643). [read more]































