The designer understood far earlier than most the value of incorporating the disciplines of technology and art in his work.
In one of the six Issey Miyake boutiques that line a small, unnamed street in the Aoyama district, a sales assistant got ready to work some magic. She pulled a loop attached to a piece of silvery material that had been carefully folded flat and suddenly, like a puppet in an experimental theatre for cloth, an angular dresss sprang to life, one of the latest styles for the Miyake 132.5 brand.
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