Yohji Yamamoto Mens F/W 13.14 Paris

Machinegumm · 18-01-2013

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Machinegumm · 18-01-2013

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**Marc10** · 18-01-2013

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**Marc10** · 18-01-2013

vogue.co.uk

**Marc10** · 18-01-2013

vogue.co.uk

Machinegumm · 18-01-2013

style.com

softgrey · 18-01-2013

girls will be boys...who are girls ...who like boys...

etc...

brilliant...

Phuel · 18-01-2013

Legendary 80s Yohji. Despite being one of the last handful of demigods in high fashion, Yohji still plugs away doing his own thing but remaining highly relevant. I admire that about him. He's not just coasting by his name alone and always doing the samo samo (like Anne-- bless her always for her womenswear, but the menswear, not so much-- well, maybe just for boots).

I adore his revision of his past glories here: The elongated and reboot of the kilt looks supremely sartorial-- I think the twist he's given to menswear, particularly the kilt/skirt here, is appropriately faithful to it's original cultural source without ever looking fashion-y and gimmicky. And more importantly to me, his masterful cuts remain masculine and tailored-- and playful, unlike Rick Owens, whose collections for his recent menswear would look so serious and cold-- and much better on women.

And I love his sexy sense of humor here (can't help but think of the dwarves' stylish beards in The Hobbit movie)-- it's not conceptual and philosophical jibjab like what Tim Blanks wrote of Raf Simons' ridiculous mess of a collection for men; Yohji's is the real deal. It could be a reaction to the fitted tailoring in menswear right now by offering a more generous cut, but it still retains a classic and masculine silhouettes and strong proportions. And, men of all ages and varying sizes will look good in his cuts.

Yay for Yohji!

LP640 · 18-01-2013

awful

Scott · 18-01-2013

some good solid yohji classics in this but all the kitschy stuff puts me off a bit.

MulletProof · 18-01-2013

^ it does get a little too kitschy, but for some reason, it makes me smile, it doesn't bother me at all.. I love it.. brilliant indeed.

Not Plain Jane · 18-01-2013

I liked it - best part, though? His bow.

Perickles · 19-01-2013

I love every look, amazing collection

elle_gb · 20-01-2013

I dont love every single look but there are many looks that so interesting.

Flashbang · 20-01-2013

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Phuel fashion insider Join Date: Feb 2010 Location: Canada Gender: homme Posts: 2,499	Legendary 80s Yohji. Despite being one of the last handful of demigods in high fashion, Yohji still plugs away doing his own thing but remaining highly relevant. I admire that about him. He's not just coasting by his name alone and always doing the samo samo (like Anne-- bless her always for her womenswear, but the menswear, not so much-- well, maybe just for boots). I adore his revision of his past glories here: The elongated and reboot of the kilt looks supremely sartorial-- I think the twist he's given to menswear, particularly the kilt/skirt here, is appropriately faithful to it's original cultural source without ever looking fashion-y and gimmicky. And more importantly to me, his masterful cuts remain masculine and tailored-- and playful, unlike Rick Owens, whose collections for his recent menswear would look so serious and cold-- and much better on women. And I love his sexy sense of humor here (can't help but think of the dwarves' stylish beards in The Hobbit movie)-- it's not conceptual and philosophical jibjab like what Tim Blanks wrote of Raf Simons' ridiculous mess of a collection for men; Yohji's is the real deal. It could be a reaction to the fitted tailoring in menswear right now by offering a more generous cut, but it still retains a classic and masculine silhouettes and strong proportions. And, men of all ages and varying sizes will look good in his cuts. Yay for Yohji!

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LP640 front row Join Date: Jul 2005 Gender: homme Posts: 263	awful

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Scott Stitch:the Hand Join Date: Jun 2003 Location: Among the trees Gender: homme Posts: 13,146	some good solid yohji classics in this but all the kitschy stuff puts me off a bit.

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MulletProof V.I.P. Join Date: Apr 2004 Gender: femme Posts: 25,983	^ it does get a little too kitschy, but for some reason, it makes me smile, it doesn't bother me at all.. I love it.. brilliant indeed.

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