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Yohji Yamamoto Autumn Winter 2011 / 2012 review
To start with the show is about as punk as it gets outside of a Vivienne Westwood collection. With high, multicoloured hair and thick make-up lines, the models look like they’d fit in well amongst the stylistically brilliant cast of This is England ’86.
The designs themselves feature the usual oversized embellishments that makes Yohji Yamamoto’s collections so iconic, combined with rough cut materials, see-through layers upon layers, netted materials and a variety of tights. Of particular note is the long, flowing red mesh dress, along with the chunky and choppy winter coats and iris pattern prints.
The Yohji Yamamoto Autumn Winter collection 2011 / 2012 is one of the best catwalk shows of the year. It looks like the winter is going to be punk, layered and wrapped in chunky, rough cut coats. Not sure how warm that’s going to be in the dead of the night, but at least it’ll look cool.
Review: 4.5/5
