Abstract

This is the second book by designer Mizuyo Uno. This time, the author has set a theme for herself: "dramatic." She has collected clothes designed to change appearance depending on the angle from which they are viewed and the way they move, highlighting the individuality of the wearer. And of course, she has not forgotten to include the fun of making clothes that are "easier than I thought!" This book is her hope that it will make as many people as possible think, "Making clothes is fun!"

Author’s Information

Born in 1967. After graduating from the Design Department of Bunka Fashion College, he gained experience as a designer and pattern maker in Japan before moving to Milan, Italy, where he earned a diploma from Istituto Carlo Secoli. He worked as a modellista for Gianfranco Ferre's collection line for seven years. After returning to Japan, he went independent and developed the planning and sales of his own brand based on his own unique design philosophy. He also utilizes his wealth of experience and knowledge to work in a wide range of fields, including OEM/ODM business, pattern making, teaching, and publishing.