Y-3 made a last-minute landing at Paris Fashion Week. The collaborative imprint birthed by Adidas Yohji Yamamoto held its first runway show since FW19, returning stronger than ever following international lockdowns.
The unexpected runway show was nothing short of a spectacle, held inside Paris’ Salle Pleyel concert. Guests were ushered onto elevated grid seats while the main stage was set with three elongated pillars taken from alternative realms.
SS25 featured a plethora of all-black looks guided by Y-3 signatures. It commenced with paneled suiting featuring fringed embroidery on the leg, followed by pocketed utility tracksuits with three stripes accents.
Yamamoto also previewed his forthcoming Japan national football team uniforms on the runway, appearing against the illuminated pillars and interchanging looks with swiping lights. Abstract flames and embellished JFA logos were the central theme.
Moving on were satin bomber jackets and technical uniforms in blurred green, blue, and yellow hues were references throughout with abstract patchwork dresses and color-blocked suiting paired with sleek cleats ready for kickoff.
Posted by: TAWD on June 22, 2024
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