"COMME des GARCONS" Stitchwork placket cut line coat

Based on the concepts of "rebellious spirit" and "something never before seen," he has produced many designs that overturn preconceived notions of fashion, specializing in the reconstruction of dresses and jackets and three-dimensional cutwork.

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We would like to introduce you to some special items.

This masterpiece has a dull blue-gray fabric with a subtle washed-out look, and combines a light feel with the air of spring and summer with a neat structure.

This piece embodies the mood of "re-editing everyday clothes" that COMME des GARCONS has set out for Spring/Summer 2011. It quietly extracts the symbols of classic work/school uniforms, and by refining the silhouette around a small, rounded collar and vertical seams, it clearly expresses the line's unique aesthetic of combining cuteness and discipline.

The material is a high-density woven polyester that has a smooth texture like gabardine, but also a slightly brushed matte finish. The drape undulates slightly as the body moves, creating an appealing elegance that is achieved through shadows rather than relying on sheen.

The front of the garment features stitching that makes the body appear slim and slender, and the flap pockets positioned at the waist and the neat lines of the placket that give it a hidden placket style balance the visual center of gravity, seamlessly combining a fashionable sense of tension with everyday ease of wear.

The buttons are all in a soft, subdued tone, and the cuffs have practical button closures, allowing you to subtly change the look of the sleeves, while the front hem is cut diagonally as you walk, creating a subtle sway that creates a silent drama.The back has a minimalist design that emphasizes the center seam, and the vertical lines are beautifully flowing, so even though it's long, it doesn't feel heavy, making it perfect as a jacket for late summer nights or the transitional seasons.

The added value lies in the fact that, within the continuity of the archive, it honestly embodies the "light construction" that is unique to the Spring/Summer 2011 season; in other words, it has a quiet strength that comes from investing in patterns and stitching rather than trendy decoration, and combined with the careful stitching of the Made in Japan garments, it can be said that it is something that blends seamlessly into the flow of everyday life while certainly elevating the appearance of the person wearing it.

In terms of styling, tucking a high-neck top into wool trousers will create a compact V-zone, highlighting the vertical seam and creating an elegant sense of tension. Alternatively, pairing flowing wide trousers with a minimalist shirt, fastening the front with a single button-down collar and taking advantage of the diagonal hem, will create an iconic look with the airy drape giving room for movement.

Please take this opportunity.