Issey Miyake: the third way

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Japanese fashion designer Issey Miyake focuses on making clothes that reflect the wearer's personality regardless of age, shape and size while bridging the gap between East and West, past and present and present and future. His designs embody the two-dimensional pattern of the japanese kimono fused with a three-dimensional draping technique learned in France. Ultimately, Miyake's clothes are given form and shape by their wearer.

Criticism and interpretation, Fashion designers, Miyake, Issey

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All the right moves

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Frank Gehry, an established architect has designed a flexible aluminum chair for Emeco Company of Hanover, Pennsylvania. Emeco has a singular history in the production of aluminum chairs and has been producing the familiar 1006 all-aluminum chair for the United States Navy.

Product development, Gehry, Frank, Chairs

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Standing ovation

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Architect Jean Nouvle's first completed North American commission, the new Guthrie Theater is a triumph. The theater nine stories high with his flawless design and unmatched values have proved to be a hit with critics and the masses.

Nouvle, Jean

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