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Junya Watanabe Menswear F/W 2024.25 Paris
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Lola701
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I wlll always have a soft spot for Junya!
I find this quite ambitious but still very much desirable and relatable.
This is the first time in a long time that I see him doing such ambitious outerwear! Men will finally have the same kind of trench-coats as we have had for the longest!
Perfect styling too!
I find this quite ambitious but still very much desirable and relatable.
This is the first time in a long time that I see him doing such ambitious outerwear! Men will finally have the same kind of trench-coats as we have had for the longest!
Perfect styling too!
Don’t be too happy, it always comeback with Junya.
thiago:)
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I'm afraid I don't wanna see denim on the runway lol, but designers always come for more when it comes to it. It's a very solid collection, though and it makes me happy. Paris has offered quite good menswear options.
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I want every single trench.
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Very pleasant trenches and jackets. Denim is a no, there’s already too much of hypebeast brands doing all iterations of it. I know many Americans are enamoured with Japanese denim, but the Y2K trend oversaturated the market for the upcoming 20 years.
