Issey Miyake A-POC Collections

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i thought that Issey Miyake’s A-POC clothing collections may deserve their own thread:heart:
i was searching for images of all 14?[from A-POC 0 to A-POC 13] collections, not with great success though.
an interesting article from contemporary magazine.com
http://www.contemporary-magazine.com/interview59.htm
and images of A-POC 12 from http://androniki.com/
The A-POC shop in Aoyama. photograph Androniki Christodoulou
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The A-POC 12 collection in the exhibition room of A-POC studios.
photograph Androniki Christodoulou
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Dai Fujiwara is the main after Issey Miyake designer of A-POC.
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you re very welcome anna k:heart:
more images from http://www.thefashionspot.com
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Monkey is a design from Issey Miyake and Dai Fujiwara's A-POC clothing line Zoo (Autumn/Winter 2001). .Photo by Pascal Roulin

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Queen Photo by Yasuaki Yoshinaga
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One Piece Photo by Pascal Roulin
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Mobile
Photo by Pascal Roulin

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Baguette
Photo by Yasuaki Yoshinaga

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Alien
Photo by Mitsumasa Fujitsuka



 
thanks for this mirrra and for introducing us to androniki's work too.
(we've been working on the same mags here in Athens, but not sure if i ever met her)

i love the genious idea behind APC, but the shapes mainly leave me cold.
i saw Issey's 'official' launch for APC at the Cartier Center in Paris few years ago and i was totally taken, mouth gapping and all (post 7 introduces stills from the 'launch' video).
Hopefully in ten/twenty years most garments will be manufactured based on Issey's APC prototype idea but design wise, this needs real work and developement.
 
I was amazed when APOC came out a few years ago.
But till this day, I'm still wondering how this works(is it simply cos of the fabric?)...
 
APOC has its own shop (at least) in Paris HB..

benzo, the whole concept it based around fabric and industrialised cut (no need for sewing machines there) another interesting point is that the end client can actually interact with altering lengths/shapes etc once he'she has brought the garment.

APOC is what ( in my book anyway) brings Miyake on top of today's fashion revolutionaries/ researchers/ developers
 
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Benzo said:
I was amazed when APOC came out a few years ago.
But till this day, I'm still wondering how this works(is it simply cos of the fabric?)...
there is an interesting article from wired:smile:
http://www.wired.com/wired/archive/12.04/miyake_pr.html
and here
http://www.looksmartcameras.com/p/articles/mi_qa3992/is_200105/ai_n8936766
It all begins as a "special" tube of cloth which is fed into a machine, much like a printing press. The device outlines and perforates the final shape of the clothing that is to be cut. As the tube of fabric emerges, one can discern in the embedded shape of a hat, a dress, underwear, bra, socks, gloves and even a purse. All it requires is a pair of scissors to free the garment from its web. But what makes A-POC such a remarkable concept, is that Miyake has deliberately placed that decision and the shears into the customer's hand.
:woot:
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thanks Lena for the info!:smile:
 
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Lena said:
thanks for this mirrra and for introducing us to androniki's work too.
(we've been working on the same mags here in Athens, but not sure if i ever met her)

i love the genious idea behind APC, but the shapes mainly leave me cold.
i saw Issey's 'official' launch for APC at the Cartier Center in Paris few years ago and i was totally taken, mouth gapping and all (post 7 introduces stills from the 'launch' video).
Hopefully in ten/twenty years most garments will be manufactured based on Issey's APC prototype idea but design wise, this needs real work and developement.
you're welcome Lena and thanks:flower: i saw it for first time 2001 in Osaka and was stunned... i really hope to see the idea developing through years in the future too:heart:
 
Thx Lena & Mirrra!
He's a genius! Always create sth u'd never expect.
(P.S. He's always one of my fav designers:heart: )
 
I like the clothes and I'm very intrested in fabric developments:heart:
 
thanks mirra for starting this A-POC thread. it was long overdue!
 
this is a wonderful thread...

miyake is really re-thinking material and form...
being able to interact with clothing and personalize it...
and the whole construction/deconstruction dialogue...
love it...
 

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