In a collection themed around prisms, Kunihiko Morinaga presented the perfect clash of techno and craft.

Where others just talk about fashion tech, Kunihiko Morinaga literally walks the walk.

No less experimental than his previous high-tech offerings, Kunihiko Morinaga’s subject matter was more about form than function for fall.

Kunihiko Morinaga used augmented reality technology to quite literally give voice to his monochrome designs.

Kunihiko Morinaga teamed up with computer programmer Toru Urakawa to create fabric patterns mimicking the snowlike noise of analog TVs.

Using photosensitive materials, Anrealage opted for a personalized high-tech experience that could only be lived in situ.

Kunihiko Morinaga continued to play with optical illusions for fall, sending out looks that changed their colors and patterns upon contact with the runway’s ultraviolet spotlights.

Anrealage designer Kunihiko Morinaga staged a nifty fashion performance involving photosensitive fabrics.

Kunihiko Morinaga likes to explore a singular concept and this season his theme was size.

Kunihiko Morinaga is known for his innovative collections based around a singular concept.

Designer Kunihiko Morinaga opened his show by sending out his girls in glow-in-the-dark cage-like dresses, recalling the film “Tron.”

Kunihiko Morinaga showed a strong offering of artistically wearable pieces designed around a singular concept: the passage of time.

Designer Kunihiko Morinaga has a penchant for playing with form and shape in his runway shows and he did again this season.

The clothes were an eclectic mixture of blousy shorts, colorful knits and some distinctive dresses.