Japanese clothing designer Emiko Miki blended tradition and high tech for her autumn/winter collection presented at Japan Fashion Week, a ready-to-wear show held this week in Tokyo.
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Japanese clothing designer Emiko Miki blended tradition and high tech for her autumn/winter collection presented at Japan Fashion Week, a ready-to-wear show held this week in Tokyo.
LCD screens figured prominently in many of the clutches and oversize totes the designer developed for the collection of clothing and accessories she showed during Japan Fashion Week.
Emphasizing the "Japanese-ness" of her clothing line, Tokyo designer Miki ignored recommendations that she use Western models.
When traveling overseas, Miki said, she took to heart suggestions that the gadgets she carried were very much part of her Japanese identity. The experience inspired her to incorporate high-tech gadgets into her line of clothing and accessories.
The dress and handbag in this Miki ensemble reflect the designer's affinity for combining the traditional with the contemporary.
The image on the LCD screen in the handbag is intended to serve as a counterpoint to the fabric design.
Educated in the U.S., Miki has worked as a computer graphics creator and kimono designer. Both experiences continue to inspire her clothing and accessory designs.
First staged two years ago to promote Japanese-made clothing--including Miki's gadget-adorned accessories--Japan Fashion Week is funded in part by the designers who show at the event and by Japan's Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry.
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