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"Issey Miyake Body Works (Signed)" is a collection of works by Japanese designer Issey Miyake. In the 1980s, he deepened his exploration of body movement and form, and began working on "Body Works," creating clothing from materials other than fabric, such as plastic, paper, and wire. This book was published in conjunction with the exhibition of the same name held in 1983. Beginning with portraits by Marcus Leatherdale featuring Warhol and Rauschenberg as models, the book includes "A Study of Japanese Suicide Pacts," directed by Tadanori Yokoo and photographed by Toru Kogure, an interview with Issey Miyake by editor Shuji Shimamoto, texts by Shinichiro Kurimoto (economic anthropologist) and Jakucho Setouchi, and finally, portraits by Eiichiro Sakata of prominent figures from various fields in Japan wearing "Issey Miyake." This impressive lineup expresses the world of Issey Miyake from multiple perspectives. Other photographers who contributed to the book include Kazumi Kurigami, Helmut Newton, and Kishin Shinoyama, and it also features illustrations by American graphic designer Milton Glaser. Signed by Issey Miyake .