Yohji Yamamoto continues his history of dressing men in a comfortable, simple, and refined way. Finally we find the designer in each silhouette, designed principally in black, even if he likes to cover his tracks…The models descended on the catwalk with traces of cuts on their faces, like they had just come from a fight. The clothes seemed to reflect this illusion with deconstructed jackets, remade using different linings, or with a section of coloured fabric. The designer includes knitwear through huge cardigans and XXL scarves, playing with elegance across several suits comprised of trousers with braces and ruffled shirts, and even chic white outfits covered with large black polka dots. To note: the graffiti prints appearing on a pair of trousers or on the back of a jacket.