"An Issey Miyake design is neither wholly Eastern nor Western; his garments seem to simultaneously inhabit different temporal and geographic space. A piece (for Miyake's clothing begs one to refer to them as art pieces) may look futuristic, but it is also likely to be rooted in the ancient feudal tradition of Japan's samourai warriors."

"The Japanese designer desire not so much to transgress boudaries in his clothing as to maintain them as transparent walls"
-Mark Holbon

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