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The spaces in which Yohji Yamamoto houses his collections are a continuation of the poetry of his world – sweeping, dramatic and monochrome – beautifully executed and pure in their simplicity. ...

Two of the 20th century’s contemporary masters of fashion sit side by side, their dark reflections mirrored on a glass table. Both choose black to shade their worlds with an intellectual and very human beauty – taking fabric to tell their culturally obtuse yet equally poetic stories. ...

As a quiet force in photography for over 25 years, Paolo Roversi has firmly grounded his softly organic and profoundly intimate work within the more avantgarde circles of fashion. Over the years, Roversi ...

Yohji Yamamoto’s worldly charisma coupled with the magic of his creative world has had a profound effect on many people through the years, lending a staying power to his inner circle of ongoing friendships and working relationships that continue to flower and bear fruit.

Jimmy De Sana (1950-1990) is one of the defining American art photographers of the 1980s, a man whose work was suffused with a dark yet joyful beauty, a frank translation of the human form, and an uncanny power to imbue mundane items with ethereal mystery. ...

As a designer and a personality, many things can be expected of Yohji Yamamoto, after over twenty years of building his signature and such a defined aesthetic, developing within (and as a founding member) of the Japanese avantgarde school. ...

Celebrated fashion writer and curator Olivier Saillard constructs Mathias Augustyniak and Michael Amzalag’s alphabet – a concise and razor-sharp breakdown of the world of M/M Paris.