In anriealage, the bright dresses made us look

What is the difference between a way to circumvent and a good idea? One makes you bleak, and the other makes you smile.

Through this scale, the amazing and interim exhibition of the Japanese brand, which was held in Paris on Tuesday afternoon, was a very good idea.

because after Seeing the clothes already square until it looks like a “minecraft” and after A platform shoes have seen their shape like online designs, while the exciting stickers designs that were moved in life like the game of the corridors, the only correct response was the smile.

As designer Kunihiko Morinaga explained after the show, these clothes were produced from the threads that were placed everywhere with “balls” led by Teensy. A Times Square Billboard is filled in bags. Each design had a battery package and a sensor, allowing the screen to be treated behind the scenes. (The property of Anrielage was developed using MPLUSPLUS, which is a Japanese technology design studio.)

The result was like “TON” crossed with “Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat.”

Three dresses and scapens of skyscrapers were required in the hands of an over active child. A couple of models carried out a march side by side, and the Ping-Ponging colors enter the back and forth to each other to form the tartan in the new tetaine with its progress.

For the final, the models gathered together, and their femininity is transferred to a fixed TV on Fritz, then resolved it to colored glass grades, a reference to the American cathedral where the show was shown.

Mr. Mourinaa said that this group, behind the scenes through an translator, is inspired by an old technique: two -sided advertising signs used by the “sandwiches” for companies.

“Before the design is always fixed, but now we can transfer the design,” said Mr. Morenaga.

Here was a fashion show that seemed completely to accept our addictive age. It was, at least, a reminder of how the fixed fashion is. All other stickers that appear at the Paris Fashion Week will continue to use the same wool and sectors that were circulating for centuries.

Not Mr. Mourinaa. It is Karl Sagan from fashion, tending towards the universe to ask what extent can anyone wear a dress. Its previous exploits include inflated clothes on the runway and Tabula Rasa collections that took patterns when exposed to UV lights. It is a lost opportunity that the Olympic team did not take advantage of the Morinaga to weave its magician in the opening ceremony of the Paris Games.

“Fashion is something that never stops while it is always moving and changing.”

He is stepping into the future. Even if there are not many who seem ready to join him there. yet.

While we went out to the Parisian streets, it was difficult to photograph someone in the “Night Night” dress that exceeded my side. None of our clothes had LCD screens on it. What we were wearing were those smiles. Perhaps this was the intention of Mr. Mourinaa all the time.