Designers
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- 3.1 Phillip Lim
- A.P.C.
- Acne Studios
- ADER error
- AERON
- ALAÏA
- ALAINPAUL
- Alexander Wang
- AMBUSH
- AMI Paris
- AMIRI
- Andersson Bell
- ANINE BING
- Arch The
- August Barron
- Aya Muse
- B.B. Wallace
- Bally
- BALMAIN
- Baserange
- Birrot
- Blumarine
- Bode
- Bottega Veneta
- Burberry
- Carhartt Work In Progress
- Cecilie Bahnsen
- Chloé
- Chopova Lowena
- Citizens of Humanity
- Comme des Garçons
- Comme des Garçons Comme des Garçons
- Conner Ives
- Cordera
- Courrèges
- Diesel
- Dion Lee
- Dries Van Noten
- Dunst
- Entire Studios
- Ester Manas
- Études
- Ferragamo
- FLORE FLORE
- Fruity Booty
- GANNI
- GCDS
- Givenchy
- Guest in Residence
- GUIZIO
- Heron Preston
- Holzweiler
- HOPE
- INSCRIRE
- Isabel Marant
- Isabel Marant Etoile
- ISSEY MIYAKE
- JACQUEMUS
- Jean Paul Gaultier
- Jil Sander
- Joseph
- Judy Turner
- Kenzo
- KHAITE
- KIMHĒKIM
- KNWLS
- La Collection
- Lauren Manoogian
- LE17SEPTEMBRE
- LEMAIRE
- LESET
- LII
- LISA YANG
- Loulou de Saison
- Magda Butrym
- Maiden Name
- Maisie Wilen
- Maison Kitsuné
- Maison Margiela
- Marco Rambaldi
- MARIE ADAM-LEENAERDT
- Marine Serre
- MATIÈRES FÉCALES
- Max Mara
- mfpen
- MM by Max Mara
- MM6 Maison Margiela
- Moncler
- Moncler Genius
- Moschino
- Moschino Jeans
- MSGM
- Nanushka
- Nike
- Nothing Written
- OPEN YY
- Ottolinger
- OUR LEGACY
- Paloma Wool
- Paris Georgia
- PH5
- PLEATS PLEASE ISSEY MIYAKE
- Proenza Schouler
- Quira
- R13
- rag & bone
- Re/Done
- RECTO
- REMAIN Birger Christensen
- Renaissance Renaissance
- Rier
- Róhe
- Rokh
- sacai
- Sandy Liang
- SC103
- SHUSHU/TONG
- Simone Rocha
- SKIMS
- Stella McCartney
- Stone Island
- SUPER YAYA
- Talia Byre
- The Attico
- The Elder Statesman
- The Row
- Thom Browne
- TOM FORD
- TOTEME
- UMARMUNG
- UNDERCOVER
- Valentino
- Versace
- Vivienne Westwood
- Wales Bonner
- We11done
- Weekend Max Mara
- Y's
- YMC
Y's CARDIGANS for Women
Legendary Japanese designer Yohji Yamamoto’s Y’s line made its first appearance in 1977. A cult favorite in Tokyo that has reemerged in the West, the line’s womenswear spotlights elemental basics of contemporary avant-garde fashion. Androgynous adaptations of classic tops, trousers, dresses, and jumpsuits with trompe-l’oeil constructions emphasize volume as opposed to being oversized, intentionally tailored with a distinctively goth and grunge inflection to each timeless piece. Asymmetric constructions, innovative techniques, and unexpected pops of color all give character to Y’s ready-to-wear.Legendary Japanese designer Yohji Yamamoto’s Y’s line made its first appearance in 1977. Read more
