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Tao Kurihara · spring/summer 2007
Tao Kurihara trained at Central Saint Martins and developed her work at Comme des Garçons under Rei Kawakubo and Junya Watanabe. Given her own label in 2005, she explored unexpected combinations of established garment types.

Collection selection
spring/summer 2007
Kurihara paired a silk-knit polo shirt with a skirt of shredded paper for her all-white spring/summer 2007 collection. The collection’s premise brought the ordinary shirt into contact with the ceremony of a wedding.
The Metropolitan Museum of Art
Collection selection
Spring/Summer 2011
A representative look from Kurihara’s final Tao runway collection, which explored a longer, leaner form of her romantic silhouettes.
Yannis Vlamos / GoRunway.com via Vogue Runway
Collection selection
Spring/Summer 2011
A representative look from Kurihara’s final Tao runway collection, which explored a longer, leaner form of her romantic silhouettes.
Yannis Vlamos / GoRunway.com via Vogue Runway
Collection selection
Spring/Summer 2011
A representative look from Kurihara’s final Tao runway collection, which explored a longer, leaner form of her romantic silhouettes.
Yannis Vlamos / GoRunway.com via Vogue Runway
Collection selection
Spring/Summer 2011
A representative look from Kurihara’s final Tao runway collection, which explored a longer, leaner form of her romantic silhouettes.
Yannis Vlamos / GoRunway.com via Vogue Runway1 piece

Tao Kurihara · spring/summer 2007
Knitwear, lingerie, shirts and wedding dress provided starting points for imaginative changes of material and scale.