SS25 could be the lightest collection in his pour homme history. with sheerest (for menswear) fabrics.
this time he went to the other edge, creating gusset shirt collars all the way.
you stand at a zero point. he goes from -100 to +100.
because he can't be a designer without trying doing something anyway.
designers are condemned to perpetual shuttle movement between SS and FW, one edge to the other, back and forth.
if it's thom browne for moncler or it's a label like Y's for men, -50|+50 transition would be enough.
but this is YY pour homme. the meter needle has to be swinging past the normal range. another wound should be inflicted on the canon of beauty. even if 4 in 5 people deny it.
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