Issse miyake Spring in 2026 shows Paris Fashion Week asked a question: What if the clothes were alive?
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The concept came quickly and clearly: in this collection, the worker fulfilled the desire of the dress, not in another way.
The silhouette remake the body-the trouser integrated panels such as integrated sleeves, affecting the model’s stance, and single-sheet raps and soft impurities felt to “grow” around the torso. A mesh packed with tolic objects, like a scuba, was stored in the look profile, as the clothes were consumed by themselves and contour.
With the displaced opening, the jacket forced new ways to enter and move forward. Black-end-white tailoring was taut, while the shoulders raised their own agreement, formed a spring, an inso wasnient line.
The branded shoe boxes telegraph the ongoing footwear collaboration as the model revolves a DJ in the round, but the body had an autonomy: the textiles that oriented the oriented postures, choreographed moves, and the air between the fabric and the skin considered the air as a living amount.
Established by Isse Miyake in 1970 TokyoThe concept of iconic famous home fashion became famous for re-starting as material engineering-producing lightweight with platings, paper and walshi blends, single-piece construction-pradhan-murthy force. Under the current designer Satoshi Kondo, it continues in heritage movement-operated form and continues in dialogue with art and performance.
In Pompidau, those signatures are cleaned cleanly: weightless volumes, accurate cuttings, textures that moved with speed, reinforced by a live soundscape that considered the textiles as an active substance.
The warning is familiar. The concept sometimes moves towards the props theater – boxes, stuffed nets – and overcaged to everyday use. Commercial clarity can be blurred when imposes the silhouette rather than adjusting.
Nevertheless, it was one of the more fashion-forward hall outings of the label: controlled in line, loud in thought, and most inspiring when the clothing led and followed the body.