Men's Spring 2010: Yohji Yamamoto

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Men's Spring 2010: Yohji Yamamoto

Posted by fashionentrepreneurreport On Monday, June 29, 2009

There was no runway show for Yohji Yamamoto, as a showroom presentation was held for the unveiling of his Spring 2010 collection.

The somber mood was reflected in the blank stare on the models face. The clothing followed the pomp and circumstance free demeanor as oversized suiting in twill and linen was displayed in colors of black, indigo, and gray. The occasional black and white stripe shirt and the heather gray and black net like knits were the only few pieces where a hint of joy could be pulled out of. Black leather wing tips and white cotton sneakers rounded out the shoes. Hue matching fedoras complimented the outfits. The haphazardly cuffed cropped pants and un-tucked shirts added to the collections lack of enthusiasm. What pulled the collection together was the color pallet and oversized fit. Hopefully next season Yohji Yamamoto will get his groove back and present us with a collection that does not make us feel so down and out.

-Oriana DiNella