Jil Sander.The challenge that Lucy and Luke Meyer, the creative directors of the Maison, are taking is to return to their roots.
The color palette consists of only black and silver, based on an authentic design. It is not too much to say that the designer has already achieved a return to his roots in his stoic design work and his ability to showcase a strong presence.
The Meyers' ability to create patterns and balance is evident in their blousons that are extremely short compared to the generous arm lengths, and in the balance of zippers and buttons. The degree to which they have the ability to create patterns and balance is reminiscent of Jil Sander's work. The fabrics are as fine as those used by Jil Sander in the past.
Garment-washed fabrics or embroidered motifs of medicinal herbs used in the world's oldest pharmacy, Santa Maria Novella. The embroidery, which pays homage to nature, is a clever accent.
This piece, reminiscent of an MA-1, is characterized by extremely roomy armholes.
Blouson ¥209,000+TAX
The inside of the jacket is embroidered with a motif of medicinal herbs used in the world's oldest pharmacy, Santa Maria Novella.
Garment wash gives the garment a cozy look.
Biker jacket ¥256,000+TAX
The front has a double zipper and buttons. The garment wash gives this garment a unique texture.
Blouson ¥200,000+TAX
Photo_Hiroyuki Takashima
Text_Kei Takegawa
