Issey Miyake S/S 10 Paris

[Crimson C.C]

Its ok not very cohesive but the colours are fun !!

 

[Lanick]

interesting collection..not boring

 

[Pastry]

that is AWESOME

 

[wheneveriwakeup]

Several aspects are very reminiscent of Jessica Odgen, mainly the ethnic details and the use of color, but the prints/shapes used here are much more mature than those used by Jessica. This is really adorable and there are a lot of great separates that seem very versatile. I would love to see detail shorts of those nude, perforated (?) pieces. Such a great texture detail...

 

[StoneSkipper]

I feel like some pieces are very tacky for my style, butotherwise I really like it

 

[AriLove]

Colors and prints galore, and totally loving it Also..the tights are amazing!

 

[BerlinRocks]

great collection.

first time this season i think the twitter image do more justice to the clothes (perhaps coz taken in action and from another angle).

 

[mirrra]

loving it, the patterns, colors & tights

 

[Flashbang]

Thank you so much Jungla for the full collection.

 

[Crying Diamonds]

I don't like it. I always expect more from this brand for some reason..
I think it was since I saw the collapsible wedding dress that I loved.
Though the winter womenswear was incredible in store..

 

[Bidwell]

I like it!
They've taken the cutout fabric somewhere and combined with print it is fresh.

 

[afterrhours]

I think some of it's very nice. I like the colors and combinations

 

[Merveille]

This looks super 90's to me

 

[knockturnal]

very pretty!

 

[gius]

review
yahoo news

By JENNY BARCHFIELD,
Associated Press Writer
– Fri Oct 2, 8:05 am ET


PARIS – Japanese label Issey Miyake sent out a spinning wheel of color for its eye-popping spring-summer 2010 ready-to-wear collection Friday.
Models in watercolor print leggings and lightweight shirts shaped like kites traced a dizzying ballet of concentric circles on the extra-wide catwalk.
In the collection notes, designer Dai Fujiwara explained he had culled patterns from around the world and mixed them up, giving, for example, a Celtic print a bright tropical punch.
The result was a fun, upbeat collection of heat-beating summer wear.
Long jackets made from straw-colored ribbon that looked like woven baskets were worn over rauched leggings in fluorescent shades. Light summer dresses in the pretty blue flower patterns of Turkish tiles fluttered gently as the girls turned in ambling circles.
Standout pieces included a structured bubble dress in Art Deco print jewel tones shot through with shimmering Lurex. The lustrous cocktail dress was about the sole fancy piece in a show dominated by casual daywear.

 

[CrazyC]

love the colors, seem to brighten your mood

 

[Donatello89]

i agree colors are great. but for the rest...something's missing, i don't really know what but this is not "special"

 

[fashion.fashoff]

kind of see references to previous (miyake-designed) collections from the 70s-90s. i'm not too impressed. haven't really been wowed by the miyake label since he stopped designing for it. this seems kind of watered down and lacking the original miyake edginess...

 

[gius]

i wonder what Issey's up to these days? last i read he's wanted to focus more on one-of-a-kind wearable art pieces..

 

[fashion.fashoff]

i thought he wanted to concentrate more on innovations in fabric & manufacturing, e.g. APOC