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High fashion is dead, and video game artists are standing over the body. Mike Sunday makes the case that the most visionary couture of this generation isn't being stitched in Paris or Milan. It's being drawn by video game concept artists, who worked with low polygon budgets and CRT screens and had to master silhouette, color and costume lore to make a character readable in a split second. Po!nts is a new series from 100 Thieves covering all things culture through the lens of gaming. Here Mike breaks down three of the greats, Tetsuya Nomura, Yoji Shinkawa and Daisuke Ishiwatari, and what modern fashion could learn from artists who built worlds instead of just moving product. Chapters 0:00 High fashion is dead 1:07 Why 90s concept art hit harder 1:36 The three non-negotiables 2:07 Unlimited options, weaker designs 2:49 Tetsuya Nomura (Final Fantasy, Kingdom Hearts) 4:03 Yoji Shinkawa (Metal Gear Solid, Death Stranding) 5:28 Daisuke Ishiwatari (Guilty Gear) 6:42 What fashion can learn

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