It was a meeting of the minds.
In 1981, when Steve Jobs, the founder of Apple, met Issey Miyake, a Japanese designer, the two connected on the power of functional dressing. Jobs, inspired by the uniforms Miyake designed for Sony employees, commissioned the designer to create similar attire for his team in Cupertino. The idea got him “booed off”, Jobs told his biographer Walter Isaacson.
