Y/Project F/W 2021.22 Paris | the Fashion Spot

Y/Project F/W 2021.22 Paris

Some looks are just a bit too fussy or overdone, but there's actually some nice things, here.
The oyster grey nylon (or shantung?) column dress with neckline rouching is really nice...and the Prince of Wales plaid mini dress with the same neckline rouching is also quite pretty.

In fact, there's something very Hussein Chalayan 2002-2004 about this whole collection, which I think is actually quite refreshing and surprising. I wish Chalayan's collections these days looked more like this than what he's been churning out for the last number of years...
 
Yes a bit Yamamoto with the whole caught-in-the-breeze construction, which can get messy but when it works is really charming.

I was very surprised that I liked a Y/Project show, I'm usually very repelled by his style, I sense some much needed maturity and a move away from the hiked-up bodysuit hybrids, banlieusard doom and gloom, Berlin club kid look and other such proclivities...it's still very of the moment but the formal experimentation makes this feel so much more alive than Balenciaga, Marine Serre and co. It's more than everyday clothes, not just more expensive.
 
Genuine question, but are these clothes actually fun to wear ? It feels, to me, that there's too much going on, even if I were to separate the pieces. Fashion is not always easy to wear, per se, but this feels like it would be a struggle to wear. I could be absolutely wrong and am curious for anyone that has purchased from this brand or dresses like this.
 
A lot of the knits and shirting is actually quite great but the standout pieces are the long coats with the hidden vents. So good.
 
Genuine question, but are these clothes actually fun to wear ? It feels, to me, that there's too much going on, even if I were to separate the pieces. Fashion is not always easy to wear, per se, but this feels like it would be a struggle to wear. I could be absolutely wrong and am curious for anyone that has purchased from this brand or dresses like this.


i have purchased from them some pieces but usually the "easier" pieces like some t shirts, polo shirts and jackets. They are not difficult to wear since the internal construction doesnt obstruct the way you wear, and you dont necessarily feel harder to move about in them.
I do feel their clothes with the different materials and layerings etc look more flattering on slimmer people.
 
Genuine question, but are these clothes actually fun to wear ? It feels, to me, that there's too much going on, even if I were to separate the pieces. Fashion is not always easy to wear, per se, but this feels like it would be a struggle to wear. I could be absolutely wrong and am curious for anyone that has purchased from this brand or dresses like this.
I've purchased asymmetrical sweater, wrap. Will admit I was confused on how to wear it. It's definitely a stand out piece but much different compared to anything else I own. I enjoy wearing it for uniqueness. Great conversation piece.
 
Thanks for the info vetemente and Summer Day ! I appreciate that. I've never seen it in a shop in person and am curious to go check it out.
 

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