Supreme and Yohji Yamamoto join forces once again to follow up its seasonal Fall/Winter 2020 fourth capsule. The collection features designs that nod to both Japan and New York in terms of its design language. It aims to capture the eclectic fashion influences of Japan and the infusion of original artwork in Supreme's aesthetic.
There is work that details the clothing made by artists Peter Saville, Sancheeto, and Yuuka Asakura. Yamamoto is one of the most famous fashion designers in modern times, creating a reputation history through his 50 years of experience so far. As he works closely with Supreme, the capsule is progressive enough to meet his standards. It features items such as a leather work jacket, parka, wool suit, hoodied sweaters, five tees, a beanie, and more.
Artwork-Detailed Joint Streetwear
Supreme and Yuhji Yamamoto Unveil a New Collection
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