The Yohji Yamamoto Fall/Winter 2012 collection makes its debut at Paris Fashion Week, showcasing impeccably layered looks that exude an effortless sense of elegance. This sophisticated menswear collection fuses a military inspiration along with bearded scholar styling.
This collection features wearable everyday clothes that are given luxurious status thanks to innovative shapes and bold detailing. From rich textiles to voluminous accents, models wear loosely fitted suits, oversized wraps and heavy capes.
The guys are accessorized with vintage-inspired top hats, gold buttoned accents and laced neckwear. Serving as the perfect finishing touch to a stunning runway show, the models are groomed with heavy beards and long, wild locks, resembling aging scholars with a killer sense of style.
Aging Scholar Runways
The Yohji Yamamoto Fall/Winter 2012 Show is Impeccably Layered
Trend Themes
1. Layered Looks - Opportunity for innovative shapes and bold detailing in everyday clothing pieces.
2. Military Inspiration - Potential for unique designs that fuse military elements with fashion aesthetics.
3. Vintage Accessories - Market for vintage-inspired top hats, gold buttoned accents, and laced neckwear.
Industry Implications
1. Fashion - Fashion designers can explore the trend of layered looks and military-inspired designs.
2. Textiles - Textile manufacturers can capitalize on the demand for rich textiles and voluminous accents.
3. Grooming - Opportunity for grooming products and services targeted at creating bearded, scholar-like appearances.