SENSE: Y-3 2012 Fall/Winter Collection Editorial
Ten years ago, Yohji Yamamoto and adidas combined to create something that was brand new to the






Ten years ago, Yohji Yamamoto and adidas combined to create something that was brand new to the fashion world: a sport-based label designed by a high-end designer. Now, after surviving financial difficulties and near bankruptcy, Y-3 continues to stride forward with its new 2012 fall/winter collection. What we see is a move away from the sportswear-inclined items of the past with a much more gritty and urban look to the season. Leopard print, something that always seems to make an appearance in adidas collaborations, manages to stay very obvious, along with a range of olive drab militaristic-styled outerwear, preppy knitwear, and an interestingly designed suit. Footwear is also still prominent, with nine different creations set for release.