"Y's" 17AW twill woven flare silhouette jump skirt

We would like to introduce some iconic pieces from Y's, the first brand created by Yohji Yamamoto in 1972, which is based on the concept of women wearing men's clothes.

This masterpiece features wide off-white straps crossed over deep beige twill, and godets that gently spread from the center back to the hem undulate with your stride.

The high, square waist and the gold metal zipper on the back create a dignified vertical line, naturally raising your gaze and beautifully elongating the proportions down to your feet.

The natural herringbone woven strap can be threaded through a D-ring and knotted to adjust the length, and the eyelets at the end add a subtle glow, giving the workwear a refined look.

The back has a waist adjuster that can be tied to tighten the garment, making it easy to adjust the fit according to your layering. The outer fabric is 65% polyester and 35% cotton, which gives it a relaxed feel while maintaining just the right amount of tension, and the polyester lining ensures a smooth fit, making it comfortable to wear throughout the seasons.

For the AW 2017 season, Y's has sharpened the brand's original perspective of "women wearing men's clothes" once again, and is a collection that brings to the forefront the beauty of ambiguity, with this piece resonating with the background of the rich use of suspenders and the proportions of jumpsuits. In addition, the key word is the quiet transplantation of military elements, which reinterpret the symbols of uniforms with naval uniforms at the core, into everyday wear, and the appearance that combines functionality and elegance deepens the vocabulary of this work.

The added value lies in the contrast between the texture of the straps and the subdued light of the metal fittings against the hard surface of the twill, and the godets that open and close with movement, changing the visual appearance from "line to surface." It can be said that the construction exudes a definite sense of sensuality as a fashion piece while retaining the practicality of workwear. The white straps that cross on the back create a blank space from the back, so the design is not lost even when peeking out under a jacket, making it a statement piece in everyday scenes.

For styling, tucking a simple knit into a black wool gabardine tailored jacket and tying an ivory silk scarf in a knot to complement the off-white straps will create an elegant yet genderless nuance. Alternatively, lightly marking the waist with a leather belt in the same color as the long boots and wearing a matte long coat on top will create a balance that is typical of MOOD, with the serenity of the surface and the strength of the lines coexisting.

Please take this opportunity.