Spring 2010 | Best of Y-3

The Fashionisto

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Published September 14, 2009

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Updated October 21, 2017

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It never fails to amaze what Yohji Yamamoto can accomplish with his collaboration with ADIDAS. Y-3 has the basic pieces you would expect from an athletic themed collection, but always moves beyond the typical windbreakers and sweats towards a more fashion-forward look. Next year’s spring is easily shaped by plaid shirting with extended length and mesh carelessly thrown around. It’s the atypical elements that widen the gap and make designer collaborations with brands like ADIDAS and Puma work. Also of note with this show is the runway presence of The All-American Rejects front-man Tyson Ritter and Madonna squeeze Jesus Luz. Could one of these catwalk stars be the face of next season’s campaign?

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18 thoughts on “Spring 2010 | Best of Y-3”

  1. Tyson is so. freaking. hot! i didn’t know he catwalked, i saw him perform the other month and i thought geez he’s skinny (when he had his shirt off and could see his ribs). but seriously, looks to kill, same with Jesus

  2. Tyson is so. freaking. hot! i didn’t know he catwalked, i saw him perform the other month and i thought geez he’s skinny (when he had his shirt off and could see his ribs). but seriously, looks to kill, same with Jesus

  3. Tyson is so. freaking. hot! i didn’t know he catwalked, i saw him perform the other month and i thought geez he’s skinny (when he had his shirt off and could see his ribs). but seriously, looks to kill, same with Jesus

  4. I was surprised to see him. It’s rare that you see a musician doing both consistent modeling and their craft at the same time.

  5. I was surprised to see him. It’s rare that you see a musician doing both consistent modeling and their craft at the same time.

  6. I was surprised to see him. It’s rare that you see a musician doing both consistent modeling and their craft at the same time.

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