Issey Miyake S/S 2026 Paris

[Squizree]

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[tourbillions]

momma whats this, some models look like their hand is coming out of their t*ts and waists.

 

[CholoChic]

love the lines, made from a master even the "i dont care" shoulders are interesting

 

[ecnerretneerg]

Toilet paper and laundry detergent under a dress…

 

[Kanzai]

I like Satoshi Kondo but this is a miss from him, sadly. Everything is so all over the place except the last 5 looks when he references the S/S 1998 collection of OG Issey.

I always wonder what Issey’s collections would look like if he were still alive and designing today. It’s unimaginable that he stepped away from design in 1997, yet still became one of the true legends. I don’t think any other designer has ever won my admiration and affection as quickly as Issey did — especially considering that I’ve only discovered him through archives, magazine publications, and Japanese press/video materials.

It’s incredibly sad that two of my favorite designers are no longer with us — Miyake and Armani, the true humanists of fashion. Their philosophy treated clothing not just as objects, but as extensions of the body and of the human spirit. Giorgio had great love and respect for Issey. Love both em!

 

[miyawaki]

No stream on youtube?

 

[YohjiAddict]

I was actually surprised by how BAD the collection was, he really was going from strength to strength. The raincoats, the hooded coats and the spikes circling the models’ body are great but the rest is a mess of textures, colors and weird protuberances.

 

[Alquimista]

Who is the culprit of this collection?

 

[jeanclaude]

Miyake through the point of view of BA graduates from Central Saint Martins.

 

[Kennnnn]

I always wonder what Issey’s collections would look like if he were still alive and designing today.

I think Miyake-san would have continued experimenting with fabric, cut, and the idea of not only what clothing is supposed to do, but also what it can do on the body. The greatness of his work was not only in the experimentation, but the fact that every idea he put on the runway was fully formed and beautifully realised. And that's why I think this collection unfortunately misses the mark.

 

[Monsieur Cristobal]

I didn't like it at all at the beginning but, as I was scrolling, I found it more and more interesting...