Publisher/Jonathan Cape London

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"Irving Penn regards the work of Issey Miyake (English Edition)" is a photo book by Irving Penn, a great photographer born in the 20th century, and Miyake Issey, a rare designer who elevated fashion design to the art world. Miyake Issey has admired Penn's work in Vogue and other publications since his student days. Since the 1970s, Issey Miyake, who has been dominating the global fashion scene with Comme des Garcons and Yohji, has finally realized his collaboration with Penn. Miyake himself says that he left everything to Penn, without interfering with the costumes worn by the models or the location of the shoot. He says that when he saw the finished image, he was so deeply moved that it even changed the way he looked at the clothes he designed. A collaboration between artists where communication is achieved through the breathing of unspoken words that are spoken and received. This book is a collection of works that compiles Penn and Issey's collaboration over more than 20 years. It also includes an interesting text by Marc Holborn. English version.