# Issey Miyake

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2027 spring-summer ready-to-wear collections: Audacity, movement and sensuality

We bring you all the latest from Paris Fashion Week. For Weinsanto, audacity is about finding a lightness, as embodied by the LGBTQ+ community. At Issey Miyake, it's about sensuality rooted in the Japanese concept of Ma, the space that bridges the gap between fabric and skin. It's a similar story a…

Tarek Atoui opens Frieze Week

❤️ Beirut Tarek Atoui (b. 1980, Beirut, Lebanon) is a sound artist based in Paris. He opens Frieze week in London today with a legendary return to the Hyundai Commission in the Tate Turbine Hall. It took Atoui 7 months of coding to create the live electronic processing of the mechanics which, grou…

Born From a Heartbeat with D'Orsay Paris Co-Founder Amélie Huynh

D'Orsay Paris is a historic fragrance house. Originally founded in 1830 by Alfred D'Orsay, it was recently revived when jewellery designer Amelie Huynh bought the house in 2015. Amélie has transformed the house into a contemporary fragrance brand that stays true to the romantic spirit of the house,…

Bring Back Internet Beef, Thomas Straker & Banned Books | Eddie Huang & Natashia Perrotti

This week on Canal Street Dreams, Eddie and Natashia recap the Save Our Stories banned books event, which Eddie spoke at regarding the statewide-ban of Fresh Off The Boat in Texas. They talked about Ali Velshi’s particularly touching speech on the affect of Perks of Being a Wallflower on a student,…

No Brand Is a Brand — What a Store in Ginza Taught Me About Something I Wrote in 1996

Ginza on a weekday afternoon. Chanel. Dior. Louis Vuitton. Gucci. Cartier. Bulgari. Glass, gold, polished stone. If there's a street on this planet that has turned the logo into architecture, this is it. And right there, among them, a big store with its name across the front. Muji. Short for Mujiru…

No Brand Is a Brand — What a Store in Ginza Taught Me About Something I Wrote in 1996

Ginza on a weekday afternoon. Chanel. Dior. Louis Vuitton. Gucci. Cartier. Bulgari. Glass, gold, polished stone. If there's a street on this planet that has turned the logo into architecture, this is it. And right there, among them, a big store with its name across the front. Muji. Short for Mujiru…

Layered Style, The Heritage of Black Style, Finding Inspiration in Interiors and More w/ Chloé Jjárrí

In this episode, I speak to Chloé Jjárrí about how her personal style reflects her identity, life experiences, and family's creative legacy. From experimenting with color, texture, and silhouettes to finding a treasured Issey Miyake top while vintage shopping in Japan, Chloé explains why she values…

At what COS? Making sense of brand identity at Zara, GAP, Sézane and more

Zara’s back, and so are we! Sara and Ricky have a catch up on six months of shopping, home projects, vacations, and more! Sara is loving Zara again, but disappointed by an iconic retailer now shipping to Canada. Ricky is fresh and optimistic from his recent sojourn in Paris. Plus, our Black Friday …

Maker and Machine: The History Behind Design's Most Dramatic Relationship

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From the steam-powered chaos of the 18th century to the silicon-fueled frenzy of the digital age, humans have always met technological upheaval with the same cocktail of terror, wonder, and remarkable adaptation. Each industrial revolution didn’t just rewire economies — it rewired identities, aesth…

Remembering Toukie Smith, From the Runway to NBC's '227'

Toukie Smith, the Philadelphia-born model and actress who played Eva Rawley on "227," died at 74. This AURN News episode looks back at her rise in fashion, her work with designers including Hubert de Givenchy and Issey Miyake, and her screen roles in "Miami Vice" and "The Preacher's Wife." Subscri…