Julius Spring 2010

Primarily interested in art and less with the whims of the fashion world, it is no surprise that Julius designer Tatsuro Horikawa had no hesitation to wrap the Julius man head to toe this season in a mummy-like manner. Sheer, light and layered, the collection bears a predominantly white color palette with the exception of Korikawa’s dependence on black and the sporadic use of mustard yellow and gray. Overall, Horikawa turns up the ante with his use of draping, but stays true to the Julius aesthetic with deconstructed tops, buttery soft leather jackets and trousers, both billowing and form fitted.

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