The Issey Miyake brand, under the helm of creative director Satoshi Kondo, continues to honour its iconic legacy by blending reverence for Miyake with his own design sensibilities. The recent showcase at Paris Fashion Week for the Fall/Winter 2024 season exemplified this fusion of form and function.

The essence of creating clothes as moving sculptures, a hallmark of Miyake's designs, has been upheld by Kondo. This season's collection for both men and women, including genderless pieces, embodies the brand's commitment to unique form while ensuring practicality.

The range of garments includes knitwear, wool, and blended fabrics suitable for refined daywear and evening wear. The wardrobe features elegant pieces like cape overlays, wrap tops, flowing trousers, and oversized trench coats, striking a balance between sophistication and comfort. The knitwear in the collection stands out with its abstract design elements such as elongated sleeves, relaxed cable knits, and slightly flared pants.

Highlighted in the show were the layered, full-body-pleated looks that paid homage to Miyake's iconic pleated fabric technique. The collection exudes an effortless elegance that is characteristic of the Issey Miyake aesthetic.

For a closer look at the stunning collection, browse through the gallery on their website and stay updated on the latest from Paris Fashion Week.