In the late ‘60s, Tokyo was pulsing with post-war creativity, but Rei Kawakubo wasn’t trying to fit into anyone’s narrative. She studied fine art and literature, not fashion, which already says a lot. When she launched Comme des Garcons in 1969, it wasn’t about pretty silhouettes or chasing Parisian trends. It was rebellion in fabric form — rough cuts, raw edges,...
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