Koji Tatsuno A/W 1992 Iridescent Origami Pleated Skirt

Koji Tatsuno A/W 1992 Dark Red Iridescent Origami Pleated Skirt

Dark red textile with a black sheen in an unusual origami pleat, covered buttons through front, belted waist with buckle, fully lined. As documented on Koji Tatsuno’s A/W 1992 runway.

In 1990, Tatsuno gained recognition for his unconventional and complex creations when he launched his first line of clothing with a runway presentation in Paris. He continued this label for the following twelve years. Tatsuno referred to his studio as being like a “fashion laboratory” during the 1990s, as emerging creative talents such as Julien Macdonald and Alexander McQueen would intern and hang out there.

Koji Tatsuno pieces are rare to come across.

Fabric Composition 80% Polyester 20% Poliammide- Polyamide lined with 100% Viscose.

Size 42IT 

Measurements

Fabric has a lot of stretch due to pleating, inner lining is gathered to waist to accommodate this.

Across waist 34cm - somewhat adjustable due to belt.

Across hips 69cm 

Length 57cm 

Condition Excellent! 

Reference images- Koji Tatsuno A/W 1992 from hi Fashion Scanned by @anteactusscans on Instagram. Koji Tatsuno pleated skirt in a Vogue Italia April 1991 editorial "Origami' by Steven Meisel.

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