Rei Kawakubo Quotes

The First Thing We Do Is Sit Around A Table And Discuss What We Could Pick Up From Daily Life, From Space. That's How It Starts, Completely Abstract. There's No Kind Of, "Oh, Let's Do Peru," Or "Let's Do Pleats," You Know?

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