"A magician of color."DRIES VAN NOTENThis season, tie-dye was the focus of this season's collection. Moreover, tie-dye was boldly scattered over legitimate tailoring. This was an attempt to break the polarization of men's fashion into "comfort" and "street," and was a model for expressing the playful spirit of adults.
Tie-dye is also available in a wide variety of other items. A tie-dye hooded coat in a different scale, a jersey top and pants, or a sweat top with quilt stitching, or a cotton shirt with tie-dye on the left chest only.
The tie-dye collection has a presence that makes you want to display it (for example, the tie-dye navy blends into the body of the shirt, leaving only the pink and white to emerge), but the true value of the tie-dye collection is realized when paired with a jacket or slacks you already own. The tie-dye collection is only truly appreciated when worn with a jacket or slacks you have on hand, giving shape to the world view Doris described in the jacket at the beginning of the show.
This short coat with hood features an eye-catching bold tie-dye design.
HOODED COAT "VENCE" ¥182,000+TAX
Sweat top with tie-dye design on the body. Accented with quilt stitching.
QUILTING SWEAT TOP "HERBERT" ¥53,000+TAX
This cotton shirt has an exquisite tie-dye design on the chest.
SHIRT "COLLAGE BIS" ¥67,000＋TAX
The jersey top with side pockets has a "riri" company zip.
JERSEY TOP "HABSON" ¥73,000+TAX
These pants are the counterpart to the "HABSON" jersey top introduced earlier.
JERSEY PANTS "HABLIN" ¥64,000＋TAX
Photo_Hiroyuki Takashima
Text_Kei Takegawa
