Junya Watanabe Fall/Winter 2012 | Paris Fashion Week

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Published January 20, 2012

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At Home–Season after season, the working man is Junya Watanabe’s championed hero with garments geared towards a straightforward application of the classics. A pure aesthetic, impenetrable by trends, the voice of the fall/winter 2012 season is simple. Hitting the catwalk, the man of Junya Watanabe boils down his necessary pieces to a pair of pants, a jacket and a shirt. From denim to suede, relaxed fits are adorned with braces and dressed with color blocking in muted hues. With flannel and plaid weighing in heavenly, Junya Watanabe’s latest collection is at once reassuring and complete with charm.


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