Yoshiki Hishinuma 1990s Heat-Shrunk Tie-Dyed Sheer Blouse
An experimental sheer blouse from Yoshiki Hishinuma's 1990s collections, exploring the interaction between heat, textile structure, and dye. Hishinuma's practice places particular emphasis on material experimentation, treating garments as three-dimensional textile constructions rather than conventional forms of dress.
The translucent fabric undergoes a complex process of heat-induced shrinkage, with varying temperatures and stitch patterns creating irregular areas of contraction and relief. Repeated tie-dyeing introduces overlapping tonal variations, producing an intricate interplay between physical texture and the illusion of depth. Pale, nearly transparent sections contrast with darker, densely patterned areas, while the sculptural seams and gently flared silhouette give the blouse an unexpected sense of structure. Despite its elaborate surface treatment, the garment remains remarkably light and delicate, resembling a wearable textile sculpture.
| Era | 1990s |
| Origin | Japan |
| Material | 80% Polyester, 20% Polyurethane |
| Size | 2 |
| Sleeve Length | 80 cm(from Neck) |
| Length | 69 cm |
| Bust | 98–116 cm |
| Waist | 81–90 cm |
| Condition | 9.9/10 |
| Notes | Near mint condition, appears unworn. |
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