Pushing the limits of conventional fashion, the Y/Project Spring Summer Ready-To-Wear Collection is a perfect example of the brand’s signature avant-garde aesthetic. The collection presents an evolution of tactile and visual experiences, with an emphasis on inventive silhouette manipulation and surprising fabric combinations.
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The designers successfully blend architectural elements with wearable clothing, creating artful pieces that challenge traditional notions of style and shape. Bold draping techniques, exaggerated proportions, and unexpected cutouts characterize this season’s offerings.
The color palette remains pared-down yet impactful, with monochromatic tones dominating the runway. In terms of materials, Y/Project skillfully incorporates luxurious fabrics such as silk and satin alongside unexpected surprises like PVC and mesh. Despite its daring nature, the collection still maintains a sense of wearability through versatile separates that can be effortlessly integrated into existing wardrobes.
See collection as compiled by VOGUE
