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Designer
Creation date
1991
Materials
cotton, polyester, spandex
Mark Descriptions
label: Issey Miyake (black on white label)
Dimensions
L: 60 1/2 in. (overall length from back of neck)
Credit line
Purchased with funds provided by Margaret Wiley, Laura Jolly and Sylvia Peacock
Accession number
2009.295
Collection
Not Currently On View
Issey Miyake is fascinated with the idea of layering the body, and this jumpsuit exemplifies his use of trompe l’oeil to create an illusion of layering. Although the piece is not actually layered, the overall effect is that it is three separate garments: a long-sleeved shirt, leggings and a uni-tard.
(Junnaa & Thomi Wroblewski Ltd., London, England); puchased by the Indianapolis Museum of Art in 2009.
