Innovative Matching &Nbsp; Lssey Miyake Design Origami Clothing (Map)

Origami clothing of Lssey Miyake 3

It is also named by numbers. What kind of stories are hidden behind the seemingly unregulated figures? In fact, every number has its meaning, which embodies the designer's good intentions.

The number "1" indicates that each garment is made of one cloth. "3" stands for the three dimensional profile. "2" indicates that the fabric is folded according to the two-dimensional shape, and the last "5" means that each garment can have several kinds of wear.

Specifically to the actual production process, 1325 of every garment is made of precision pleat cloth made of recycled polyester fiber, developed by computer scientist Jun Mitan. His software can design simple flat leaves into three dimensional objects.

Inspired by this inspiration, Lssey Miyake combines the Japanese origami technology, designs many kinds of garments with paper, and ten different sizes of patterns. As long as it is unfolded, it will turn into skirts, coats, trousers and so on.

These garments are as light as air, numbers and tailoring make the body form a new relationship with fashion.

The selection of profile or material is an innovative experiment in the field of fashion.

Just like the "Pleats Please" series introduced by Lssey Miyake many years ago, origami clothing is also not affected by fashion. It can be arranged at random or at different levels. It is easy to walk in different colors and materials, and feel different shape combinations.

We predict that these 1325 series of modern technology, functionality, sustainability, and aesthetics are expected to become a signature GATT in the near future with the master's "Pleats Please" series.