Issey Miyake Does Neomad Chic for Fall Collection

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Published January 21, 2016

Issey Miyake Fall/Winter 2016 Men's Collection
Issey Miyake Fall/Winter 2016 Men’s Collection

Issey Miyake creative director Yusuke Takahashi embraces a young, fun attitude for his fall-winter 2016 men’s collection. Citing the Neonomad as his muse for the season, sporty fashions are brought together with the brand’s signature pleats and playful use of rich colors. Unveiling a mix of must-have knitwear and contemporary separates, Issey Miyake serves up quite the collection. Hero pieces include tapered trousers, oversized cardigans, patterned tunics, shorts layered over joggers and printed coats.


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