The International Herald Tribune have put together a fascinating article about how fashion and architecture meet, we all know to well about Tinker Hatfield and his experience as an architect helped project Nike’s success as we know now. Start reading the article below…
"Put Thomas Heatherwick’s model of a Japanese Buddhist temple in birch-wood folds beside a Comme des Garçons dress of manic drapery – and what do you get? A meeting of architectural and fashion minds.
The idea of designers and architects working together is nothing new, from the Tokyo store collaboration between Prada and Rem Koolhaas to Hussein Chalayan’s techno virtuosity in morphing dresses into chairs."
Continue reading over International Herald Tribune, very interesting.
