Agence France Presse: Bare legs and disposable paper dresses in the depths of winter? That was part of the vision at the Issey Miyake ready-to-wear show on Tuesday, dubbed "apocalypse point". Not so much pret-a-porter as pret-a-jeter, the sequence of crumpled and puckered summery frocks in snow white were touted as one of the ways forward in a planet grappling with pollution and climate change. Fashionistas could salve their consciences as they consign last season’s clothes to landfill …