"Yohji Yamamoto COSTUME d’HOMME" Minimal detail cotton poplin black shirt

We will be introducing conceptual masterpieces from Yohji Yamamoto COSTUME d'HOMME, a line within Yohji Yamamoto that specializes in men's tailoring and is characterized by designs that combine classic suits and shirts with the brand's distinctive modern cutting and silhouettes .

This masterpiece features a deep black surface that catches the light, while the straight placket and sharply cut collar quietly outline the garment.

The slightly long collar has a beautiful angle at the tip, and simply undoing the first button creates a neat space at the chest. The chest pocket is very minimal, and the width of the placket and the button pitch are well-balanced, giving the flat black a refined rhythm.

The Spring/Summer 2007 season was a time when Yohji Yamamoto's designs stood out for their balance of lightness and structure, and this masterpiece reflects that characteristic.

Instead of the traditional heavy black, the piece uses a lightweight fabric that evokes a spring/summer atmosphere, allowing it to sway softly with movement. Also, while avoiding extreme decoration in the details, it uses three-dimensional pattern work that accentuates the lines of the body, such as raw edges and subtle curves, creating a simple yet complete look that can be worn on its own, which can be said to be an added value unique to this season.

The body falls straight but is designed to leave a natural amount of room around the shoulders, with delicate gathers under the back yoke ensuring a wide range of motion, and the long cuffs and hem allow for a clean look. The round hem is different in front and back, so it stays in place whether worn tucked in or out, and the shell-like buttons add a subtle sheen to the black surface for a sophisticated look.

The material is a high-density woven cotton poplin that is breathable and drapes smoothly, so it maintains a consistent "black temperature" whether worn under tailored clothing or on its own.Another attractive feature is that the look deepens with repeated washing.

In particular, the tailoring-oriented pattern work that is characteristic of the COSTUME d'HOMME line stands out, and the ``beauty of the lines'' that make it stand out and go beyond being simply basic is what gives this piece its unique added value.

In terms of styling, try layering wide wool trousers with a long tailored jacket or coat to emphasize the vertical flow, or pair a long flared skirt with leather long boots and finish off with minimal silver accessories to create a sophisticated genderless look.

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