Yohji Yamamoto Spring 2027 Menswear
There’s a certain cadence to a Yohji Yamamoto show that has the models not so much walking as ambling. Backstage and “too hot,” he confirmed his premonition with characteristic charm: “I’m right!”Thus, it made sense that much of this collection revisited his penchant for deconstructed and reconstructed layers, only in airier weights. Outer pieces were punctured with large eyelets, perhaps for the dual purpose of ornamentation and ventilation.
- ▪There’s a certain cadence to a Yohji Yamamoto show that has the models not so much walking as ambling.
- ▪Backstage and “too hot,” he confirmed his premonition with characteristic charm: “I’m right!”Thus, it made sense that much of this collection revisited his penchant for deconstructed and reconstructed layers, only in airier weights.
- ▪Outer pieces were punctured with large eyelets, perhaps for the dual purpose of ornamentation and ventilation.
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| Publication time | Fri, 26 Jun 2026 02:14:44 +0000 |
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There’s a certain cadence to a Yohji Yamamoto show that has the models not so much walking as ambling. While the women certainly take their time, this is even more pronounced with the men, who stroll with the opposite of urgency, yet nonetheless know they need to reach the end of the runway and then head back.Go figure, with the heat dome still hovering over Paris, most of us are now moving around like this; and it was none other than Yohji-san who used one of his collections several seasons ago as a warning that the planet is burning. Backstage and “too hot,” he confirmed his premonition with characteristic charm: “I’m right!”Thus, it made sense that much of this collection revisited his penchant for deconstructed and reconstructed layers, only in airier weights.
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