Yohji Yamamoto is one of the most influential creators of the past 40 years with respect to traditional clothing codes and his intellectual approach to design. He knew how to preserve his independence in the fashion industry, which allowed him to express himself freely in his uncompromising creations and collaborations with the same spirit.

Designer Yohji Yamamoto

Established Y’s in 1972. In 1981, participated in the Paris collection for the first time under the Yohji Yamamoto brand. It is called “black impact” and causes a big whirlwind. Despite being evaluated for pros and cons, its rebellious spirit that has not been swept away by the times will revolutionize the mode industry.
In 2002, he became the creative director of Y-3.
He received the French Art Medal “Chevalier” in 1994, the French National Order of Merit “Officier” in 2005, and the “Commandur” in 2011.

‘Black is lazy and easy — but mysterious. But above all black says this: I don’t bother you — don’t bother me.’
Hailed a master Japanese tailor for his much lauded success in high fashion and streetwear, Yohji Yamamoto challenges convention. Billowing all-black clothing is timeless — representative of Yamamoto’s earliest visions for how people should carry themselves in post-war Japan. Fulfil a long-lived aesthetic and discover accessories too.