2015 Pleats Please Issey Miyake 45th Anniversary Sushi Bento Set Limi Feu Kawakubo took this everyday armor

Kawakubo took this everyday armor and twisted it

the collection pulled from 70s and 80s goth culture

The collection made a statement on world conflicts with its dark

and relentless documentation of New York City's underground leather and BD*M communities

Colorful prints

2015 Pleats Please Issey Miyake 45th Anniversary Sushi Bento Set Limi Feu Kawakubo took this everyday armorTo commemorate Issey Miyakes 45th anniversary in 2015, the Miyake Design Studio revisited the visual language of the Pleats Please sushi advertising campaign designed by Taku Satoh in 2008. Inspired by the tradition of enjoying sushi as a celebratory meal in Japan, the team transformed Satoh's concept into a tangible object. In Satohs own words, "All the keywords of Pleats Please also apply to sushi, Japans first 'fast food.' Easy. Shrinkable.