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Pets pleated

18 March 2015

Cristina Morozzi

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The Japanese designer Issey Miyake, who we can call an artist because of his wonderful textiles, is known worldwide for his collection Pleat Please, outfits in pleated synthetic fabric, crease-resistant and unshrinkable, thanks to a special polyester fibre, whose pleating is resistant up to a temperature of 200°. Suited for any occasion of the day, they fold like a handkerchief and fit all sizes, elegantly supporting body shapes. On the occasion of the brand’s 20th anniversary, to highlight the great potential of this special polyester the series called Flowers was created, which subsequently won the 92nd New York Art Directors Club Award in the design category. This year it was up to the animals, equally effective.

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Where: Issey Miyake Worldwide Stores

The Japanese designer Issey Miyake, who we can call an artist because of his wonderful textiles, is known worldwide for his collection Pleat Please, outfits in pleated synthetic fabric, crease-resistant and unshrinkable, thanks to a special polyester fibre, whose pleating is resistant up to a temperature of 200°. Suited for any occasion of the day, they fold like a handkerchief and fit all sizes, elegantly supporting body shapes. On the occasion of the brand’s 20th anniversary, to highlight the great potential of this special polyester the series called Flowers was created, which subsequently won the 92nd New York Art Directors Club Award in the design category. This year it was up to the animals, equally effective.
Where: Issey Miyake Worldwide Stores

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