“Yohji Yamamoto” Beautiful color no sleeve dress

We will be introducing some exquisite pieces with an elegant atmosphere from Yohji Yamamoto, who made his Paris Collection debut in 1981 with a collection that, along with Comme des Garcons, was hailed as the "shock of black" by the then-taboo color black.

This is a masterpiece with a long length that combines an elegant and powerful atmosphere.

It is sleeveless and can be worn like a gilet, so you can have it on hand and wear it on its own from now on, or use it as an inner layer in a layered style in the autumn and winter season, allowing for a wide range of styles.

It is made of a cotton and polyester blend, so you can fully enjoy the drape that is characteristic of Y's, and it is also easy to care for as it dries quickly and does not wrinkle easily.

The color is navy, which is rare for Y's, and has a cool and sophisticated image, which makes it seem as if it embodies the ideal woman that Yohji Yamamoto draws. The navy color expression that is unique to Y's, which has always been particular about black, is something that other brands cannot produce.

To style it, we recommend wearing a patterned scarf around the neck for an elegant look, tightening a belt around the waist to accentuate the beautiful pattern that already runs down to the hem, and finishing off with wide, loose-fitting slacks for a genderless look.

Please take this opportunity.