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Art And Science Lssey Miyake 2010 Autumn And Winter Show Detail

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Art And Science Lssey Miyake 2010 Autumn And Winter Show Detail


The Lssey Miyake 2010 autumn winter dress series is inspired by the scientific achievements of mathematicians. A large number of wrinkles are applied with new ideas, and various kinds of colored "thick ropes" hung on the body, or the rolling edges of jackets reflect mathematical figures and formulas.

The mathematical model of cotton bending, wrinkle, ribbed and parallel crepe material is remembered.

The bright colourful knitted neckline attracts our attention at the beginning, and combines the art with the avant-garde with lustrous pleated trousers.


Now let's take a look at the details of Lssey Miyake's autumn winter dress show.

Enjoy the artistic charm of science together!


 

 Art and science Lssey Miyake 2010 autumn and winter show detail


 Art and science Lssey Miyake 2010 autumn and winter show detail


 Art and science Lssey Miyake 2010 autumn and winter show detail


 Art and science Lssey Miyake 2010 autumn and winter show detail

 

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 Art and science Lssey Miyake 2010 autumn and winter show detail


 Art and science Lssey Miyake 2010 autumn and winter show detail


 Art and science Lssey Miyake 2010 autumn and winter show detail


 Art and science Lssey Miyake 2010 autumn and winter show detail

 
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