EP361 山本耀司：黑色既謙遜又傲慢——那個讓巴黎沉默的日本人｜沉思者J

一九八一年，山本耀司帶著一批黑色、破碎、不對稱的衣服走進巴黎時裝週，有人說那是蟑螂時尚，有人說那是革命。他說他不在意。他做的東西不是為了被那個系統接受，而是為了表達他真正看見的東西。他說黑色既是謙遜也是傲慢，因為它什麼都不解釋。他說衣服不是展示台，而是庇護所。他說如果你開始為市場設計，你就已經輸了。今天的沉思者J，帶你走進這個日本設計師的世界，看見一種在不完整中找到美的力量，以及一種只做你真正相信的東西的人生態度。 In 1981, Yohji Yamamoto walked into Paris Fashion Week with a collection of black, torn, asymmetrical garments. Some called it cockroach fashion. Some called it a revolution. He said he did not care either way. What he made was not meant to be accepted by the system. It was meant to express what he genuinely saw. He said black is both humble and arrogant, because it explains nothing. He said clothing is not a display platform but a shelter. He said if you start designing for the market, you have already lost. In today's Thinker J, we step into the world of this Japanese designer, and discover the power of finding beauty in imperfection, and the rare discipline of only making what you truly believe in. 山本耀司, Yohji Yamamoto, Y-3, 日本時尚, 時尚設計師, 巴黎時裝週, 侘寂, 日本美學, 沉思者J, Thinker J, 向大師致敬, 黑色時尚, 解構主義, 設計哲學, 創作信念, 川久保玲, 時尚革命, 典範人物, 日本文化 Powered by Firstory Hosting