Metro Bulot Dodo I have recovered it./ What? Eternity./ It is the sea/ Matched with the sun.

Comme des Garçons SS 1999 Foundational “Base” Mini Dress with Padded, Structured Fabric at Waist - skirts were shown that season only in the front, as in an apron, or folded in half and attached on the side of the body using safety pins. The design of this mini dress facilitated various ways to style the collection.

Junya Watanabe AW 1999 “Stiff Widow” Collection. Junya explored the relationship between fabric and structure that was lesser dependent on the body than on the construction of the skirt itself. An idea he explores here is how excess fabric can be folded to create utilitarian storage pouches — an idea he expresses most fully in this SS 2003 “Parachute” collection.

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CDG AW2012 ‘Paper Dolls” Wool Coat

CDG AW2012 ‘Paper Dolls” Wool Coat

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CDG AW2012 ‘paper dolls’ wool coat

CDG AW2012 ‘paper dolls’ wool coat

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I took these photos of one of my CDG AW 2009 ‘Wonderland’ coats for my Stylezeitgeist sales thread. I really like the photos so I am posting them here, too.

CDG AW2009 Wonderland Velveteen Blanket Coat with Wool Fleece Trench “Face”

Junya Watanabe Denim cropped denim & wool destroyed jeans

Yohji Yamamoto Femme U-Cut shoes

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Junya Watanabe for Comme des Garçons SS 2005 

Hammered Zipper Collar Object Dyed Cap Sleeve Top in brushed cotton poplin

Hammered Zipper Waist Skirt with Alternating Cotton Twill and Brushed Cotton Poplin Panels

Here is the archive entry at Stylezeitgeist.

Below: I collect vintage textiles. The jacket I am wearing is a vintage Japanese child’s kasuri (indigo hand-dye) boro (work clothes) kimono in a woven cotton that can be worn inside out.

 

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From my archive, Comme des Garcons SS 1998, a skirt made of fabric following traditional Japanese folding techniques.

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Junya Watanabe AW 2005 Reconstructed Poncho/Skirt from Military Surplus
This collection is one of the several that surely show Junya at the zenith of his skills as a designer and pattern maker.
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Junya Watanabe AW 2005 Reconstructed Poncho/Skirt from Military Surplus

This collection is one of the several that surely show Junya at the zenith of his skills as a designer and pattern maker.

MBD

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Junya Watanabe that Paul Harnden resembles:
Junya Watanabe for CDG AW 2005 Reworked Army Surplus Short Blazer
Junya Watanabe for CDG SS 2002 Open Knit Top
Junya Watanabe for CDG SS 2006 Reworked Army Surplus Patched Skirt
Guidi Tall Backzips

Junya Watanabe that Paul Harnden resembles:

Junya Watanabe for CDG AW 2005 Reworked Army Surplus Short Blazer

Junya Watanabe for CDG SS 2002 Open Knit Top

Junya Watanabe for CDG SS 2006 Reworked Army Surplus Patched Skirt

Guidi Tall Backzips

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Paul Harnden Prince of Wales Check (Wool and Cashmere) Pocket Blazer
My favorite tux shirt: Maison Martin Margiela ‘Replica’ Line 4 (Waiters Uniform, Hong Kong, 80s.)
Carol Christian Poell Band-Aid Rubber Belt
Shorts found at Barneys
Hussein Chalayan Navy/Black Pumps
Comme des Garçons CDG Line Airline Bag, on which I have attached a more practical canvas strap
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Paul Harnden Prince of Wales Check (Wool and Cashmere) Pocket Blazer

My favorite tux shirt: Maison Martin Margiela ‘Replica’ Line 4 (Waiters Uniform, Hong Kong, 80s.)

Carol Christian Poell Band-Aid Rubber Belt

Shorts found at Barneys

Hussein Chalayan Navy/Black Pumps

Comme des Garçons CDG Line Airline Bag, on which I have attached a more practical canvas strap

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Comme des Garçons Tricot 90s
This is a tunic shirt with a kilt attached to it. You bring the front around and button it on the side. Brilliant design per usual from the Japanese.
with Ann Demeulemeester lightlane wool cropped pants
and Y’s Ponyskin Clogs

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Comme des Garçons Tricot 90s

This is a tunic shirt with a kilt attached to it. You bring the front around and button it on the side. Brilliant design per usual from the Japanese.

with Ann Demeulemeester lightlane wool cropped pants

and Y’s Ponyskin Clogs

MBD

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A tumblr
for displaying
the curiosities I have collected over
time.
Write to me: MBD@weareLeBas.com