More articles about: Issey Miyake

In a softly filmed 1985 interview, Issey Miyake smiles at a teacup that's handed to him partway through, admiring the artistry of a seemingly innocuous item. It was a remarkable moment. One: because Miyake was notoriously private, giving the press few ...

On the overpopulated grooming station of a perfume addict, the shard-like bottles of Issey Miyake are unmistakable. They rise like ice knives, teasing you to pick them up and wear their delicious poison. The sculptural design is in line with the ...

When choosing a new scent, sometimes you have nothing to go by but the name on the bottle. And yeah, that can get pretty daunting, especially when a floor full of perfume assistants are eager to fill your wonky nose with all ...