一九四五年八月六日，廣島的一個七歲男孩看著城市燃燒，看著母親因輻射病而緩緩消逝。那個孩子，後來成了改變全球時裝定義的三宅一生。

本集Jenny帶你走進三宅一生的傳奇人生：從廣島廢墟出發，到巴黎掀起時尚革命，再到以一塊布哲學震撼世界。他相信衣服應該解放身體，而不是束縛身體。他發明的Pleats Please百褶工藝，讓一件衣服可以揉進包包、展開毫無皺摺，三十年來從未停產。

他說，我不是在設計衣服，而是在探索。探索布料的可能，探索身體的自由，探索人與世界之間的那一層詩意的膜。

二零二二年他離開了，但那個七歲男孩用一生寫給世界的情書，還在每一件Pleats Please裡流動，還在每一個穿上它就放鬆了的身體裡，繼續呼吸。

本集是沉思者J向大師致敬系列的一部分，歡迎訂閱頻道，不錯過每一位改變世界的靈魂。

On August 6th, 1945, a seven-year-old boy stood in Hiroshima and watched his city burn. He would watch his mother die three years later from radiation sickness. That child grew up to become Issey Miyake, the designer who changed the definition of clothing for the entire world.

In this episode, Jenny takes you through the extraordinary life of Issey Miyake: from the ruins of Hiroshima to the runways of Paris, from his revolutionary philosophy called A Piece of Cloth to the invention of Pleats Please, a line that has been in continuous production for over thirty years because it solves a fundamental human need. Clothing should set you free.

He said he was not designing. He was exploring. Exploring what fabric could do. Exploring what the body could become. Exploring the poetic membrane between a person and the world.

He passed away in 2022, but the love letter he spent his life writing to humanity continues. In every pleated skirt. In every body that relaxes the moment it is put on.

This episode is part of the Tribute to the Masters series on Thinker J. Subscribe so you never miss a soul who changed the world.

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