Junya Watanabe Fall 2025: Making a Point With Clothing
user: source: 【Large Medium Small】 Release time:2025-03-13 12:19:32
Junya Watanabe Fall 2025: Making a Point With Clothing
John Mark Mix Print Point Collar Long Sleeve Tunic
From A Loves A, this dress features:Gauze fabricationA-line silhouetteRuffled mandarin necklineLong sleevesBlouson sleeve silhouetteBanded cuff with ruffle cuff hemlineEmbroidery chest & cuff detailFully linedGathered frontElastic waistlineBelted tie at waistlineTiered dress skirtFlounce hemlineMaxi lengthFull button front closureApprox. 54#double; shoulder to hem lengthCottonSeparately Hand wash with cold water, remove belt before wash, secure buttons before wash, do not rub garment, promptly remove from wash, hang on line to dry, use iron on low if neededImported.
Polo Ralph Laurencable knit knitted sweatshirtHighlightsgreycottonround neckcable knitlong sleevesribbed cuffsribbed hemCompositionCottonThe composition information is subject to the actual product. The product composition details of the spliced material will be split and displayed.Washing instructionsMachine WashThe washing method is subject to the commercial washing standard.WearingThe model is 1.87 m wearing size MProduct IDsFARFETCH ID: 15876084Brand style ID: 710775885013
Do you have a prickly personality, but having trouble finding clothes that suit you? Junya Watanabe has you covered for fall, his biker jackets, trench coats and capes sprouting all manner of spiky protrusions to ensure people keep their distance – excepting street-style photographers. The designer has been exploring jutting, geometric constructions for several seasons, which can read futuristic, or manga. Here, they mostly exuded a rock ‘n’ roll attitude reinforced by the Jimi Hendrix jam sessions booming from two giant speaker stacks, which models loped past in the half dark, lank hair parted and plastered on their faces, on their way to a V-shaped runway of pockmarked concrete. They wore tight, flaring pants just like the American guitarist and singer did. Backstage, Watanabe said Hendrix was an idol at the time he started designing clothes, and the box set released last year inspired him anew, though his main intention with the collection was to “consider clothing from a cubist perspective.” You May Also Like While this show lacked the surprise and poetry of some Watanabe outings, it reinforced the Japanese designer’s mastery over his treasured outerwear archetypes, especially the MA-1. Here the famous sage-green flight jacket became a triangular cape, as fearsome as a B-2 stealth bomber, or a grand opera coat with a bubble back and a fishtail hem. Peplum jackets and coats with glossy, triangulated surfaces were fierce – metaverse garments brought to vivid life. His biker jackets were also strong, many jutting into flaring little capes. One was squared off into a perfect box with a sharp shoulder line looming round the cranial base. In a similar vein, Watanable inserted a square plane into the neckline of a blue velvet dress, its white lace-collar splayed on it like a doily on a table set for tea. Cuppa prickly pear, anyone?
Artículo actual：http://96517.857691.com/8kp91.html
SPCCleverPlugMiniEnchufes NikeHeritage86KidsCap(AV8055)b BachmannTwist2(946.000)Enchufe Isa'sFriends?Poppenkledin Krullint2xLuxe,bredeHobby/deco MexliteWandlamp3390ST1l.GU10fi