Rei Kawakubo Quotes

I've Always Said That Growing Up In Postwar Japan, I Never Felt Any Connection To My Work Through Those Experiences. The Work I Do Really Comes From Inside Myself. For Me, Being Born In Japan Was An Accident.

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