THE ETHEREALITY OF MIYAKE'S TEXTILES CAPTURED IN A PERFUME Issey Miyake's "Pleats Please" presents an "Eau de Toilette" designed for women, exuding a luxurious blend of fruits and flowers. This fragrance was developed to align with the brand's artistic interpretation of fashion, complementing a renowned collection defined by folds and curves. Launched in 2011, it bears the signature of perfumer Aurelien Guichard. Inspired by a range of elements from his various collections—typically nature-based like water and fresh air—Miyake channels his passion for fashion into this modern and vibrant essence. The scent presents a harmonious blend that appeals across cultures, bridging the aesthetics of the East and West. Its olfactory structure embodies a sense of pure femininity and warmth. It opens with the sweet aroma of nashi, a lively fragrance rooted in Asian culture, which transitions into a romantic floral heart composed of peony, sweet pea, and indole, showcasing their full allure. The fragrance concludes with a creamy base enriched by patchouli, cedar, vanilla absolute, and white musk. A MANIFESTATION OF LIBERATION. The Japanese designer's quest for unrestrained freedom is apparent in this scent, represented through its dynamic essence and textures. Simplicity and Minimalism. Pleats Please is marked by a succinct composition of floral and fruity notes, enhanced by a hint of synthetic character, a distinctive hallmark of Miyake. GEOMETRIC INSPIRATION. The bottle showcases a multifaceted glass design, creating captivating reflections that resonate well with the accompanying fashion line.