"We need to put air between the fabric and the body—how big or how tight, how long or short.” This statement by Yohji Yamamoto perfectly encapsulates the generously proportioned garments in this season.
For his Spring/Summer 2018 Pour Homme collection, Yohji took an androgynous approach. Extending his fascination with people borrowing clothing from the opposite gender. Looks featured flowing dresses, wafty tops, and robes printed with the iconic art of Suzume Uchida.
Apart from his airy silhouettes, we also received a myraid of motifs ranging from subtle Buddhist undertones expressed through decorative deity accessories, to sardonic graffiti-like quotes plastered on a few of his looks.
These roomy, double-layered rayon pants feature a two-tuck hem, creating the illusion of wearing two pairs of pants.
