Yohji Yamamoto F/W 2025.26 Paris

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[QuantumCouture]

Yohji remains the master of subtle rebellion. The black-on-black layering, the grand shapes, the swirling cords: he has a talent for reminding us that clothing can be, well, living art. The best pieces are fabulously disheveled, like a Japanese ink painting in three dimensions.

 

[VetOfOldNavy]

Love this. A lot of looks here feel like a female take on his FW24 mens show.

 

[fruitdots]

He's always just divine—probably the best show of the season thus far.

 

[WAVES]

never fails. one of the last greatests.

 

[jeanclaude]

Yohji des Garçons...I don´t remember a collection from him which reminded me of his ex-girlfriend.

 

[Not Plain Jane]

Beautiful accessories - and that purple! it's much more geometric & warrior-like than his usual poetic lyricism. More like armour: layers that are bold but still with the trademark Yohji draping.

 

[Kanzai]

Yohji's works is closer to the Azzedine's world than anything Pieter has attempted to do so far.

 

[runner]

crows in the snow, adorned with kikyo (platycodon, balloon flowers).

 

[Avonlea]

Beautiful shapes but that shade of purple is hideous.

 

[runner]

yybyriefe

 

[runner]

it's about a revolving door of the beautiful and the hideous, fair and foul.

 

[disco54]

Very, very 80s even with that hideous shade of purple but he made it work , the blouson coats stripped of those wires would look great but there is no denying how superior he is in his craft compared to the moronic designers in Paris today

 

[MulletProof]

That shade of purple is so interesting cause it rarely works on anyone in real life, it kind of overpowers a body/face/anything else you’re wearing and yet.. it’s so captivating in imagery and certainly in cinema and has the opposite effects, it fuels both with energy. Some of my favorite photographs from Sarah Moon and Deborah Turbeville have that purple.

I don’t know about the rest but love the earrings.. I’ve been craving Yohji jewelry for a few months now. And always a joy to see him at the end.. 🖤

 

[JohannesL]

I just cannot hate him for doing the same things again and again.

 

[Not Plain Jane]

That shade of purple is so interesting cause it rarely works on anyone in real life, it kind of overpowers a body/face/anything else you’re wearing and yet.. it’s so captivating in imagery and certainly in cinema and has the opposite effects, it fuels both with energy. Some of my favorite photographs from Sarah Moon and Deborah Turbeville have that purple.

I don’t know about the rest but love the earrings.. I’ve been craving Yohji jewelry for a few months now. And always a joy to see him at the end.. 🖤

so true about the purple; maybe it was overpowering 80s nostalgia but also it's rare; can't remember the last time i saw a garment in this colour. the simplicity of it here in coats and drapey dresses works for me. *shrug*. and yes to the earrings (i like the gothic pendants too )