Fashion is no longer operating within clear boundaries of “his” and “hers.” Instead, it’s moving through a more complex space where traditional gender codes are both dissolved and exaggerated at the same time.
In the early 2000s, Yohji Yamamoto as a Takeshi Kitano fan ended up becoming one of the director’s close collaborators.
At the highest level of fashion, impact often comes from what is barely visible. At Chanel, this philosophy is being redefined under the direction of Matthieu Blazy.
What was once purely functional is now quietly becoming a marker of taste. The humble paper lunch bag is being reimagined as a fashion object, and brands are turning everyday practicality into something far more considered.
Workwear has never really left the conversation. What began as functional clothing for labor-intensive jobs has evolved into a core part of modern wardrobes. This season, workwear pants feel especially relevant, offering a balance between durability, comfort, and design.
