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Architecture has become a powerful tool in the fashion business. Perfectly poised and detailed shopping environments help to launch and build the corporate identities of the most conspicuous and prevalent fashion houses worldwide. As clothes designers diverify into all sorts of product ranges from homeware to sports gear, and expand in the the virtual world of e-commerce, the architectural image of built shops is becoming all the more apparent and all-pervasive.
Featuring interviews with high-profile architects Rem Koolhaas, Jan Kaplicky of Future Systems and David Chipperfield, and covering, among others, Comme des Garcons, Dolce & Gabbana, Issey Miyake, Prada and Yves St Laurent stores, this issue takes a close look at the relationship between fashion and architecture. It examines issues such as what role architecture plays in the formulation of fashion houses' identities, whether the line between fashion and architecture has become blurred, and if virtual shopping environments are intensifying the need to experience architectural space in the high street. Probing and far-reaching in its editorial content, Fashion and Architecture is the most comprehensive and high-quality visual record of current fashion retail.

• Editorial
• Introduction
• Between Architecture, Fashion and Identity
• Fashioning the City - Architectural Tactics and Identity Statements
• Promotional Architecture
• E-tail and the Increasing Importance of Retail Innovation
• Fear and Learning on the Campaign Trail
• Branding - Signs, Symbols or Something Else: Charles Jencks in conversation with Rem Koolhaas
• Beauty is the Beast: An Interview with Jan Kaplicky of Future Systems
• All Shopped Out: An Interview with David Chipperfield
• The Facilitator: An Interview with Rasshied Din
• Catwalk Architecture: An Interview with Sally Mackereth
• Fashion Art in New York
• Rei Kawakubo of Comme des Garccedil;ons
• Adolfo Dominguez, Manchester
• Stores for Aca Mexico City
• Vexed Generation
• Egg
• Yes, We Wear Buildings
• A Critical Contribution
• Haworth Tompkins Practice Profile
• Highlights from Wiley-Academy
• Book Review
• Site Lines