Clothes built like buildings. This issue follows six designers who cut garments the way engineers pour concrete: for load, for tension, for shelter.
Move your cursor across the page to stretch the masthead.The Tokyo designer's coats have internal frames of bamboo and waxed cotton. They stand up on their own. We asked him why a coat should need a body at all.
Interview by Saskia de Wit. Photographs by Min-jun Ko.
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Three questions. One silhouette from this issue that suits how you move.