Colors, prints, and silhouettes—Rei Kawakubo does it all in her Spring/Summer 2010 Comme des Garçons Homme Plus collection. Borrowing familiar shapes from previous seasons, this collection is another quintessential CDG affair.
With the house’s signature proportions and playful use of vibrant colors and contrasting fabrics, Rei Kawakubo once again defied conventional fashion norms, boldly pitting clashing elements against one another.
The show featured relaxed suits with colorful patchworks on various panels and lapels, sometimes swapped out for plaid overshirts. Shirts were also decorated with playful details like sewn-on bow ties, decorated pockets, and crocheted ornaments.
These statement tops were paired with wool sarouel pants in various styles and colors, cropped just above the ankles—a hallmark of the CDG silhouette.
Showcased is a pair of runway wool sarouel pants in black colorway. Featuring an exaggerated dropped crotch and a drawstring waist.
