Combining laid-back fits with refined basics, the global ambassador presents a contemporary, oversized take on classic American wear.
Built alongside the professional mountain runner, the Japanese technical brand delivers lightweight, dynamic apparel designed to regulate heat during high-exertion trails.
The Belgian designer earns a year of LVMH mentorship, while LII founder Zane Li and Yoshita 1967 founder Anil Padia were honored with the Karl Lagerfeld and Savoir-Faire awards.
Each pair is reconstructed by hand from reclaimed denim, wax cotton, tartan and corduroy, so no two are alike.
Mew, Gengar, Eevee and Snorlax hide across six outdoor-leaning pieces, several of them built from recycled fabric.
The two T-shirt, one-keyring lineup arrives alongside camouflage-wrapped CLA and G-Class art cars.
WILDSIDE Yohji Yamamoto x NEEDLES Thread a "Rose and Butterfly" Motif Through Tie-Dye and BDU Cargos
The pairing reworks NEEDLES’ signature H.D. BDU trouser and sets it against a hand-dyed cotton tee.
A distressed trucker jacket and camo-run jean round out the drop’s material mix.
The Japanese label’s custom fabrics and vintage finishing run through leather outerwear, tailoring and a David & John Anderson Oxford shirt.
The London jeweller extends its craft-led identity from precious metals into a spare apparel piece.
Ronnie Fieg previews a teddy bear, commemorative baseballs, rugs and more ahead of the September 7 release.
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