Asymmetric patterns, long-cut openings and black delight the Japanese designer for next season.
In contrast to what many might dream of or imagine for seasons as cheerful, lively and colourful as spring and summer, Yohji Yamamoto opts for dying female wardrobes with the sobriety and elegance of black.
Thus, the Japanese designer chooses combinations created by loose trousers that emulate skirts full of movement, as well as fluid dresses and sophisticated suits that find their best allies in zippers that enable women to show their most daring and crazy version.
Extra-long trench coats in which Yohji Yamamoto finds the reinvention of classic dressing gowns that aim to become, through simple and asymmetrical patterns, the soul of the purest and most simple beauty.
Creations full of symbolism, wrapped in volumes in which cuts bring that touch of unconventionality of women who also look for the purest avant-garde by choosing exotic printed fabrics to cover their most suggestive curves.
And amidst this maelstrom of sobriety, Yohji Yamamoto aims to find in red, blues and safari greens authentic hymns to freedom; true symbols of struggle, recreation, and vindication of women who seek and yearn to build a world in which it is sometimes necessary to deconstruct in order to succeed.
