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  • Rei Kawakubo
    Rei Kawakubo

    …she launched her own magazine, Six, a biannual large-format publication that displayed her seasonal collections. Intended as a reference to the sixth sense, Six was as much a contemporary art and ideas journal as a fashion magazine. Most issues contained no words, only illustrations, art, and photography, including that of…

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    …she launched her own magazine, Six, a biannual large-format publication that displayed her seasonal collections. Intended as a reference to the sixth sense, Six was as much a contemporary art and ideas journal as a fashion magazine. Most issues contained no words, only illustrations, art, and photography, including that of…

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