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The spiraling of the pattern in Massimos poster and the kinda-spiral of the text on this dress 

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The spiraling of the pattern in Massimos poster and the kinda-spiral of the text on this dress 

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What is a chair? What is a dress? Can the form come before the function? 

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What is a chair? What is a dress? Can the form come before the function? 

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She was born in Tokyo in 1942 and is 81 years old!

She is based in Paris and Tokyo!

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Met video of their exhibition Art of the In-Between.

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Met video of their exhibition Art of the In-Between.

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https://www.nytimes.com/2017/05/01/fashion/rei-kawakubos-commes-de-garcons.html

NYTIMES interactive VR space with her clothing.

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Rei Kawakubo / Comme des Garçons: Art of the In-Between

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spring 1997 look 2

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fall 2000 look 37

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fall 2000 look 48

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fall 1998 look 18

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fall 2017 look 3

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Rei's designs have forever shifted fashion design and the way consumers think and look at clothing. Her relation of body and dress is a completely new idea and she prides herself on bringing newer and fresher concepts to the design world. She iconically hates journalists and reporters, has dated Yohji Yamamoto, another insanely talented Japanese fashion designer, and calls herself a businesswoman first- she proprieted Commes des Garcons and Dover Street Market.

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massimo 1977

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armin hofmann 1962

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comparing to textbook #2 Lumps and Bumps 

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comparing to textbook #2 Lumps and Bumps 

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Kawakubo’s clothes started out very consumer focused, and for an early period was influenced by western designers, but over time her clothes began to be described as an out-and-out assault on the idea of fashion itself. Kawakubo was also very opposed to the idea of mechanized perfection, often loosening screws on machines here and there so they “can’t do exactly as they’re supposed to do”.

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In 2004 Comme des Garçons’ guerrilla style stores or pop ups helped introduce the CDG brand to global audiences - CDG is often credited with originating the pop up trend. Kawakubo initially worked in advertising at Asahi Kasei, a chemical company, and got in to fashion via her work promoting acrylics to the average consumer through their use in textiles.

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personally my favorite thing i learned about rei is that she is always trying for 'new' rather than the 'best' which is something id like to incorporate into my own process and way of thinking! i think it's really cool to look for new rather than anything else; what is new now can always be newer tomorrow... and may lead to more than if you are simply looking for good. 

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personally my favorite thing i learned about rei is that she is always trying for 'new' rather than the 'best' which is something id like to incorporate into my own process and way of thinking! i think it's really cool to look for new rather than anything else; what is new now can always be newer tomorrow... and may lead to more than if you are simply looking for good. 