Comme des Garçons’ Spring/Summer 2002 collection revolves around the concept of “incompleteness,” challenging traditional garment structures. Rei Kawakubo used patchwork, deconstruction, and unfinished cuts to create pieces with a fragmented and spontaneous aesthetic. The collection featured asymmetric designs, exposed seams, and pieced-together fabrics, highlighting the “unfinished” nature of the garments while giving them a unique artistic quality. This collection continued her avant-garde spirit, exploring the boundaries and possibilities of fashion.
