No stranger to unconventional tailoring, Comme Des Garcons, was founded in opposition to established aesthetic norms. By challenging traditional notions of beauty, gender, and the body, the brand consistently produces some of the most rebellious garments in the industry.
The Spring/Summer 2009 collection was a dramatic medley of intricately tailored geometry, with geodesic garments serving as the central motif. Models were clad in non-conforming, hexagonal-shaped clothing that bordered on caricature. Circular clothes were prominent on the runway as well. With obnoxiously large two-dimensional circles cocooning the models.
This mainline 2D circle shirt features uniquely placed slits that manipulate the shape of the garment on the wearer’s body.
