“Yohji Yamamoto” 2010’s sheer cotton ribbed long dress

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From Yohji Yamamoto, which has pursued its own aesthetic centered on black and the sense of space created between the body and clothing, we present an exceptional piece with a layered design that makes the most of its sheerness.

Made with a mesh-like weave featuring fine vertical ribbing in 100% cotton, this long dress offers a quiet presence in which tones and the degree of sheerness vary depending on how the light hits it—an exceptional piece.

With a sleeveless design that covers the shoulders, the roomy, vertically elongated silhouette layers to form a form that falls naturally without overly emphasizing the lines of the body. With a simple structure yet detailed texture in the weave and a long, flowing outline, you can feel the Yohji Yamamoto-like presence with generous spacing.

The neckline is finished in a calm round shape, not cut too deeply, so while it shows overlap with the inner layer, the overall impression remains refined. Because the material is sheer, it can change its expression depending on the color and texture of the inner layer you pair with it—one of this item’s distinctive appeals.

The hem is not finished evenly; instead, it has an irregular shape with slightly different lengths on the left and right. As you walk, the fabric shifts and sways, creating a subtle sense of motion. Rather than adding embellishments, it expresses individuality through the fabric’s drape and the misalignment of the silhouette, making it an easy design to incorporate naturally into everyday life.

Considering the product code “X13” shown on the quality label, the numeric size “2,” the laundry care symbols in a sans-serif typeface, and the “MADE IN CHINA” marking, it is likely a product from around 2013 to 2014.

Not only can it be worn as a dress in one piece, but it can also be layered with shirts or lightweight tops for a long-tunic look, allowing you to adjust the impression according to the season and styling. This is a particularly recommended item for those who prefer black garments and want to incorporate a different sense of material and silhouette than a standard one-piece dress.

For styling, layering a white shirt or a lightweight long-sleeve top, then pairing wide-leg trousers with long boots creates a refined mode look that is unmistakably Yohji Yamamoto. When worn as a dress, simply combining a simple inner layer with dress shoes is enough to create a strong presence, allowing you to enjoy a composed look with quiet power, regardless of gender.

Please, take advantage of this opportunity.