|
 |
The early Japanese collections inspired a new generation of Western
designers. The now commonplace use of all black, the deconstructed look and
asymmetry can all be traced back to the big three pioneers -- Miyake, Kawakubo
and Yohji Yamamoto. Dutch designers Viktor and Rolf took the black theme one
step further in their Paris collection this year by painting their models a
shimmering ebony.
|
|
|
RELATED LINKS
|
High Concept, High Stakes
Japanese designers revolutionized clothes, so why doesn't one head a major Western fashion house?
|
|
