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| Toronto based designer John Tong have designed ‘Les Ailes Noires,’ a
collection of clothing racks inspired by the simplicity of geometric
line drawings which are minimalist
graphic. The collection features 11 different freestanding units that
are weighted to lean against a wall or flat surface. |
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| Madeleine Vionnet's introduces the bias cut and brings a new fluidity of movement to her Grecian designs, 1914. |
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| Originally trained as a civil engineer, André Courrèges builds his 'Space Age' look of 1964 out of squares, trapezoids and triangles. |
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| Roy Halston Frowick, a.k.a. Halston, designs fluid gowns for '70s disco dwellers as well as uniforms for flight attendants, the US Olympic team, the NYPD, and even the Girls Scouts. |
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| Japanese designers Yohji Yamamoto, Issey Miyake and Rei Kawakubo of Comme des Garçons make gender ambiguous, minimalist, anti-fashion statements in the 1980s. |
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| Raha Asadi‘s latest capsule collection, Journey, is small but perfectly formed. http://www.styleandminimalism.com/2013/10/ |
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| A new century: Natasha Poly in Jil Sander by Raf Simons. Shot by Willy Vanderperre in 2009. |
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