Yusuke Takahashi delivered a chic, wearable collection.

The collection is rooted in the earthy tones of the desert and paintings of Georgia O’Keeffe.

For the collection, Yoshiyuki Miyamae took a cue from nature in the harsh winter months.

Yusuke Takahashi was inspired by the whirlwind of urban life.

Yoshiyuki Miyamae wove the technological sophistication of the label’s fabrics into a story of geologic proportions.

Yusuke Takahashi’s desert inspiration was not out of context, given the sweltering heat in the courtyard venue of the Université Pierre et Marie Curie.

Yoshiyuki Miyamae gleaned inspiration from the rippling colors of the aurora borealis for the Issey Miyake fall collection.

The retail-friendly collection gleaned inspiration from forests.

Yoshiyuki Miyamae used a new heat-bonding technique to create geometric patterns on the outfits.

Yusuke Takahashi was inspired by Varanasi, the spiritual capital of India, for black and white outfits that put the accent on texture.

Yoshiyuki Miyamae’s fall collection featured galactic patterns inspired by deep space.

Yusuke Takahashi drew inspiration from the nomadic horsemen of Mongolia for his eclectic fall collection.

Using a new technique to create molded multicolor pleats, Yoshiyuki Miyamae offered a spring collection of sculptural, wearable Op Art.

For spring, Yusuke Takahashi made prints the main event, turning the works of photographer Yoshinori Mizutani into wearable art.

Yoshiyuki Miyamae kept the innovation going with sculptural creations that highlighted new techniques.