This season being no exception many of the same elements persisting

When I heard that Junya Watanabe had pulled together, once again, a remarkable collection for Spring, I closed my eyes and tried to picture just what he might have in store.  Known for stark period and cultural influence, always a jacket and skirt in site, and never without a hat or headdress of course, Watanabe endlessly produces great shows, often in the vain of a curatorial feat no less. This season, being no exception–many of the same elements persisting–we at the Denimblog, are happy to report, that Watanabe took a stab a something different, including our favorite indigo tones too.In my opinion, it really is Africa's influence may be the greatest, we have seen the spring runway reference material one. Have you noticed that, as? If you are interested in on this topic, need some time to review Louis vuitton spring series, and pay attention to specific fabrics, design, and from western classical simplicities drifting escape subtle tendency. I have mentioned, the collections of RTW Ralph Lauren showed also have such decline has certain Safari to alleviate.
With a clear African affect, inlaid lace, gingham, flowered and paisley prints, Watanabe toiled with not only the Boyfriend jean, but with layered, fitted, and cut up skirts and tiny little military styled jackets as well.  The head pieces are purely couture, in my opinion, but, that said, they definitely herald a look of just the home sewn glory that patch work denim calls for (a la Kate Moss’s recent foray into pieced together fabrics).