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Conjunto

Designer Junya Watanabe Japanese
fall/winter 2000–2001
Not on view
Junya Watanabe descreveu sua coleção de outono/inverno 2000–2001 como “tecno-moda”. O artesanato e a experimentação fundem-se neste conjunto, feito com tecidos inovadores e coberto com um enorme babado plissado em que foram utilizadas horas de trabalho e maestria técnica. O babado, independente do vestido, pode ser dobrado em um pequeno retângulo amarrado com um laço e guardado dentro de um envelope. O vestido tubular sem manga que termina em uma bainha estreita é drapejado descuidadamente em dobras oblíquas na altura da cintura e quadris. Sem dúvida, o designer incorporou essa “imperfeição” para expressar um ideal subversivo de beleza.

Artwork Details

Object Information
  • Título: Conjunto
  • Artista: Comme des Garçons, japonesa, fundada em 1969; Junya Watanabe, japonês, nascido em 1961
  • Data: Outono/inverno 2000–2001
  • Meio: Organza de poliéster bege pálido, poliéster prata e veludo panne de celofane
  • Linha de créditos: Compra, legado de Richard Martin, 2001
  • Número de acesso: 2001.742a, b
  • Curatorial Department: The Costume Institute

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