Under Naoki Takizawa’s quietly subversive hand, Issey Miyake’s Autumn/Winter 2002 collection reads like a tactile manifesto—equal parts garment and gesture. Known for dressing Empress Michiko and collaborating with Wong Kar-wai and Helmut Lang alike, Takizawa approached the runway with architectural restraint and poetic resolve.
AW02 embraced imperfection as design logic: patchworked fabric scraps met uninterrupted yardage, creating silhouettes that exposed their own making. The seams, folds, and joins weren’t hidden—they were the point. A study in process over polish, in memory stitched into matter.
Straight-leg cotton- and silk blend trousers. Glittered pattern throughout.
- Patchwork construction
- Belt loops
- Four-pocket styling
- Zip-fly
- Raw edge at cuffs
Made in Japan.
85% Cotton
15% Silk
15% Nylon
5% Polyurethane
Size: 2
Waist: 13.77 in
Front rise: 9 in
Inseam: 28.34 in
Thigh: 7.87 in
Condition: 8/10
Knee: 7.84 in
Leg opening: 8.66 in
