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How Steve Jobs' simplicity in choice of clothing shaped Apple designs: Black turtleneck to iPhone design; Zen minimalism drives it all

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How Steve Jobs' simplicity in choice of clothing shaped Apple designs: Black turtleneck to iPhone design; Zen minimalism drives it all
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Steve Jobs, co-founder of Apple, left a significant legacy through his preference for minimalist design and choice of clothing. His signature black turtleneck, associated with Japanese designer Issey Miyake, became iconic after his passing. The notion of simplicity, drawn from both his fashion and product designs,…

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