4 thoughts on “Yohji Yamamoto Spring 2011 | Paris Fashion Week”
LOVE the concepts. Although I must admit it's important Not to approach all his work as a solid entry, but to imagine pieces working as individual statements and teaming them up with simple singles from your collection. They complement as well as make a statement.
LOVE the concepts. Although I must admit it's important Not to approach all his work as a solid entry, but to imagine pieces working as individual statements and teaming them up with simple singles from your collection. They complement as well as make a statement.
LOVE the concepts. Although I must admit it's important Not to approach all his work as a solid entry, but to imagine pieces working as individual statements and teaming them up with simple singles from your collection. They complement as well as make a statement.
LOVE the concepts. Although I must admit it's important Not to approach all his work as a solid entry, but to imagine pieces working as individual statements and teaming them up with simple singles from your collection. They complement as well as make a statement.
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LOVE the concepts. Although I must admit it's important Not to approach all his work as a solid entry, but to imagine pieces working as individual statements and teaming them up with simple singles from your collection. They complement as well as make a statement.
LOVE the concepts. Although I must admit it's important Not to approach all his work as a solid entry, but to imagine pieces working as individual statements and teaming them up with simple singles from your collection. They complement as well as make a statement.
LOVE the concepts. Although I must admit it's important Not to approach all his work as a solid entry, but to imagine pieces working as individual statements and teaming them up with simple singles from your collection. They complement as well as make a statement.
LOVE the concepts. Although I must admit it's important Not to approach all his work as a solid entry, but to imagine pieces working as individual statements and teaming them up with simple singles from your collection. They complement as well as make a statement.