Creations by Japanese fashion designer Issey Miyake that were handpicked by an ardent admirer over three decades can be seen in an exhibition in Mumbai
One of the displays at the exhibition
If design delights you, 47-A in Mumbai’s iconic Khotachiwadi is probably already on your radar. The space was founded by designer-curator Srila Chatterjee’s Baro Market and C&L Design from the art gallery Chatterjee & Lal, and has had some very interesting shows in its first year of operation. The latest, titled Clothes That Changed the World, has been curated by architect Ratan J. Batliboi and features clothes by legendary Japanese designer Issey Miyake, whose construction can almost be called architectural.
