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Eternal darkness: Why the fashion world can't live without black 
Independent | Wed, Jun 17
Wed, Jun 17
UK
Later Kawakubo and her contemporary, Yohji Yamamoto, also argued that at least part of their reason for using black so liberally was to ensure their following appreciated the unconventional shape and texture of their garments more fully. ...
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