A-P0C 12 fashion collection by Issey Miyake and Dai Fujiwara.
Miyake's brain-child project called, A-POC (A Piece of Cloth), which he and Fujiwara first introduced in 1998, goes against the traditional concept of designer fashion. While the designer clothes seem to be limited to the catwalk or the chosen few, A-POC reaches out to diverse clients. In search of uniqueness and rarity, patrons sometimes prefer designer logo because they may be wearing one of a kind. But that is not to...
more »A-P0C 12 fashion collection by Issey Miyake and Dai Fujiwara.
Miyake's brain-child project called, A-POC (A Piece of Cloth), which he and Fujiwara first introduced in 1998, goes against the traditional concept of designer fashion. While the designer clothes seem to be limited to the catwalk or the chosen few, A-POC reaches out to diverse clients. In search of uniqueness and rarity, patrons sometimes prefer designer logo because they may be wearing one of a kind. But that is not to say that A-POC lacks originality.
The A-POC project has brought a revolution to the fashion industry--twice. In 1970s, when Miyake introduced the magnitude of a piece of cloth, and in 1998, when he and Fujiwara interpreted the same concept with a computer technology.
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