The industry has pivoted hard this January toward men's suiting and tailoring, but taking that classic sense and doing something artful with it. Yamagishi's FW '26-'27 collection shown at Paris Fashion Week certainly had an elevated elegance, not into preciousness but into a realm of peculiar detail and individual style.
"It’s about the romance I feel for clothing. I jumped into the fashion world not for the power or money or authority, but because of the romance," Yamagishi said of this collection. "That’s what I wanted to convey."
Loose cut suits (some based on a smoking jacket) drape down while blanket wraps rakishly flow off to the side, even on less formal looks that included jeans and an orange worker's jumpsuit. A very slim tie with gold chain fringe showed up at the neck but also pinned to lapels. It all feels like following the rules while doing whatever you want...do click on the images to get a better, up-close look at some of these details.
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