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Hace 1 día · Yohji Yamamoto, con su distintivo estilo andrógino y sus siluetas deconstruidas, ha influido profundamente en la moda contemporánea. Rei Kawakubo, con su enfoque radical y su visión vanguardista, continúa desafiando las normas establecidas y creando colecciones que son tanto provocativas como revolucionarias.
Hace 4 días · The Comme des Garçons–owned retailer is betting on the city’s stylish Marais district—and founder Rei Kawakubo’s idiosyncratic approach that has created a growing fleet of successful outposts in New York City, London, Tokyo, Singapore, Los Angeles, and Beijing.
Hace 3 días · DSMP is located at 35-37 rue des Franc-Borgeois Paris in the historic Hôtel de Coulanges. Designed by Rei Kawakubo, the mind behind Comme des Garçons, Dover Street Market Paris spans 1100 sqm across the ground, first floors, and a basement. Other basements and a courtyard will entertain art, literary, musical, and community events.
Hace 5 días · Comme des Garçons & Junya Watanabe — If you want to see how Rei Kawakubo and his protégé’s minds work, head to the store where the magic happens. Yohji Yamamoto — Consider this a gallery of the master and do it for the memory.
Hace 5 días · Rei Kawakubo designed all the displays for Dover Street Market's new Paris location, eliminating branded concessions. Comme des Garçons’ founder Rei Kawakubo’s store design features a series of curved alcoves built out with futuristic, smooth white displays, illuminated by light streaming in from the long-windowed 17th century ...
Hace 4 días · “Rei Kawakubo”. Platícanos sobre tus marcas y las colecciones que están haciendo: “Actualmente estoy por lanzar una nueva línea que es Dream Baby! SPORT. Digamos que es una submarca de Dream Baby! pero enfocado a piezas para practicar patinaje artístico, gimnasia y ballet.
Hace 3 días · This Rei Kawakubo kimono ‘Comme Des Garcons’ is one of the most delicious dresses you will ever come across! It is inspired by the painting ‘Vertumnus’ by Giuseppe Arcimboldo (1590–1591) The Italian painter used fruits, vegetables, and flowers to create a portrait of Holy Roman Emperor Rudolf II.
