The collection, titled “Formless Form,” was a deep dive into what the brand calls “proper” dressing.
Take a closer look at the pieces presented during his show in an exclusive behind-the-scenes shoot.
Neutrals meet saffron, emerald and royal blue in dynamic combinations.
Titled “DUAL SHIFT,” the collection refines traditional menswear codes to bridge the gap between the corporate office and the creative studio.
With garments distilled to their most authentic form highlight the brand’s core values.
Blending Renaissance opulence with subcultural grit.
Designer Feng Chen Wang explores the “Two Forces” of Chinese philosophy, to reveal the beauty within active tension.
The collection explores Art Brut through a tension between aggression and tenderness.
Where garments possess souls and fabrics find their voice in a moonlit theater of surrealist elegance.
Reimagining the Dior man as a Parisian wanderer who bridges the gap between mid-century couture and the fluid, opulent legacy of Paul Poiret.
“The discarded parts are what I focused on. If it’s not beautiful because it’s ruined, let me ruin it some more and let me give it some life by ruining it some more.”
Ryota Iwai masters the art of bold and colorful storytelling.