There comes a point in one’s fashion journey when fatigue and boredom set in, when you just want to take a break and not give a toss about looking nice, let alone keeping up to date with the industry itself. And by you, I mean me.But not to worry, I’ll be back soon with more substantial walls of text. In the meantime, I’d like to chime in on how tough it is to ‘get’ the Yohji sensibilities for someone who is so used to extreme rigidity and fluid drapes. I own very few of his garments, but I’m glad to have caught hold of this piece, which helped to explain why many Yohji fans have become monotheists.
6 thoughts on “Return of Yohji”
noirconcept
by noirconcept on March 29, 2013 at 4:44 pmI adore this look.
MissingLight
by MissingLight on March 30, 2013 at 12:50 amI can totally see Yohji wearing this himself. It’s his recognizable style. So minimalistic, so strict and styled. And over all, really looking great on you. Liked this post a lot.
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ODYSSEY
by ODYSSEY on March 30, 2013 at 3:35 amI’ve been wanting to get my hands on a YY dress or jacket for some time. But as always, when trying a label for the first time, I prefer it to be in person…and I’ll need to travel to find any YY.
You wear this look so well.
aya1293
by aya1293 on March 30, 2013 at 6:09 amyou look amazing! Whether it’s drapey or structured :) I also understand the fatigue and boredom!
animalorchestra
by animalorchestra on March 30, 2013 at 10:31 amSuch good proportions. I love how YY isn’t aiming for that concept of “effortless” that so many seem to aspire to. The opposite in fact – YY requires its wearers to make an effort.
Lucinda
by Lucinda on April 3, 2013 at 2:32 pmIt’s considered and playful. That’s probably why it works.