So for this 2024 Spring Summer collection shown at Paris Fashion Week, Yamamoto showed his usual oeuvre with some variations on a theme. The self-proclaimed King of Black has been using more color in his collections the past few seasons and we see a bit of white and red here although his justification for the blood red is a little grim: "There is so much going wrong in the world; when I think of all these bad things I just think of blood." We also see prints in this collection which is not unusual but this time he blew up illustrations for art books spanning the Middle Ages to our current age. The prints become a beacon on the long, draping shorts and the flowing kimono-like coats. And to top it off, he introduced raw, unfinished edges and safety pins holding sections together on many garments. As fashion journalist Odunayo Ojo remarked in his Vogue review of the collection, "It’s very difficult to create unfinished garments that look well made. It’s a testament to Yamamoto’s design acumen that you can see the skill that goes into creating that balance between rawness and perfection." Well said.
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