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“I wanted to protect the clothing itself from fashion, and at the same time the woman’s body from something, maybe from men’s eyes or a cold wind.”  Yohji Yamamoto





















 Yamamoto  @ the V&A 3/12/11

by Ligaya Salazar ,curator of Contemporary Programmes at the V&A



 the The KYOTO Costume Institute  of Japan- housing extensive collections here



 Yamamoto at the Kyoto Costume Institute here  & here


photograph of the Yohji Yamamoto here and above by  Hiroshi Sugimoto

Spring 2008

from Sugimoto's Conceptual Forms









readers that view posts in their mail boxes may not see the VIDEOS often posted, in order to do so you must visit  little augury directly  HERE
in detail- from DESIGN FUTURE BEAUTY HERE
STRAWBERIGE:WHITE EFFECT HERE

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Patchwork VI- Temptation at the V&A

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quilting?
patchwork quilting?
the perfect project for 2010?


shells


seed head

 This available in March from the Victoria and Albert-



the book accompanies the V&A exhibition of the same name.

& this-




& these. I am partial to the graphic Shells. I love the delicacy of seed head in blue. Perhaps just a few metres to tuck back for...
available in the Fat Quarter (50 x 75cm), Half Metre (50 x 150) and 1 Metre (100 x 150cm), as well as cut to order metreage (2m +). I'd preorder now.



 an exclusive limited edition collection of 18 printed cottons, vividly bringing to life designs from the quilts on display. the V& A has adapted these designs a smidgen to lure modernists.

from Stephanie LaCava at Vogue's People are talking about-' Sue Prichard, curator of contemporary textiles at the V&;A, describes the palette of the reimagined patterns, which feature tiny repeating roses, leaves, shells, hearts, and even seaweed—inspired by a quilt made in 1829 to commemorate the Duke of Wellington’s victory at the Battle of Vittoria. '
seaweed



'The second collection, for spring/summer 2010, will reference the florals of Horrockses Fashions, a British clothing label from the forties and fifties, but for now, it’s all about patchwork. “The idea is to inspire people to go off and create,” says Prichard. “It’s about being as eclectic or eccentric as you choose to be in the context of your house'
(again from LaCava)

all images from V&A HERE
& HERE 
& HERE


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