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Designer
Creation date
1998
Materials
polyester
Mark Descriptions
Yohji Yamamoto/ Made in Japan/ M
Dimensions
L: 52 13/16 in. (front neck to hem)
L: 48 1/8 in. (back neck to hem)
Credit line
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Crane Fund
Accession number
2010.37
Collection
Not Currently On View
The dresses from Yohji Yamamoto’s spring/summer 1998 collection showed an ingenious way of draping, twisting and knotting fabric. Yamamoto achieved this by using the cloth in the direction that it was woven, along the straight grain of the fabric instead of on the bias. The same fabric was twisted and knotted to create a more dynamic sculptural effect.
(Beverley Birks), New York, New York; purchased by the Indianapolis Museum of Art in 2010
