"Y's" Metal fitting belt design cutting maxi skirt

Y's is the first brand created by Yohji Yamamoto in 1972, and is based on the concept of women wearing men's clothes. We would like to introduce some exquisite pieces that boast supple beauty.

This masterpiece features a small belt with metal fittings at the waistline, creating a structured silhouette with a quiet sense of tension.

The carefully crafted details breathe in the restrained minimalism that is characteristic of Y's, and while the piece has a quiet presence that is completely devoid of decoration, it still has a solid form.

The material used is a firm, medium-thick fabric, whose texture absorbs light while maintaining a soft, three-dimensional appearance and a supple drape. The discreetly placed belt loops and slim belt details with metal fittings tighten the waist structure, so the lines do not collapse from any angle, front, back, left or right, and give depth to the styling with a sense of tranquil tension.

In addition, there are no back pockets, and only a pair of extremely thin pockets are hidden on the sides, eliminating as much visual information as possible and focusing attention even more on the beauty of the silhouette. The hip line is not too rounded, but rather set slightly tight, giving the skirt a clean, stoic, and powerful impression.

Another great feature is the slightly curved cut of the waistline and the design of the facing that folds inward, which makes the waist appear naturally higher when worn, improving the overall balance.

This is a Y's-like masterpiece that is filled with quiet poetry in its pared-down beauty and is perfect for those who want to bring the essence of fashion into their daily lives, or those looking for a structured skirt that is attractive with its shape rather than flashiness.

If you want to wear it in your daily life, pairing it with a black turtleneck knit or tailored jacket will create a look that is quiet yet intelligent and relaxed. You can also pair it with a long-sleeved shirt that doesn't cling too much to the body, or a textured blouse made of silk or rayon, for a soft dialogue that doesn't lose its stoicism.

Please take this opportunity.