He collaborated with engineers, dancers, and artists. He didn’t chase trends — he created systems of dressing that were intelligent, inclusive, and deeply human.
Did you know?
He survived the Hiroshima bombing as a child.
He worked with Givenchy and Guy Laroche in Paris before launching his own label in Tokyo.
Steve Jobs’ iconic black turtlenecks were custom-made by Miyake.
His designs are exhibited in museums as examples of wearable art.
Miyake’s legacy is not just in fashion, but in thought.
A gentle genius who believed design could make life better — not louder.
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