Yohji Yamamoto 2005ss Runway Deconstructed Wrap-Neck Waist-Cinched Dress
From Yohji Yamamoto's Spring/Summer 2005 collection, this deconstructed dress brings together intricate tailoring, asymmetric proportions, and an architectural silhouette. A striking piece that reveals new details from every angle.
The upper body features a softly wrapped neckline and delicate cap sleeves with raw, frayed edges. At the centre, a wide, high-waisted zip fastening draws the fabric inward, creating a defined waist that contrasts with the fluid construction above and below.
The lower half is assembled from geometric panels, forming an asymmetric hem that falls longer at the sides and shorter in the centre. At the back, a cut-out exposes the lower waist, while a partially detached, sculptural fabric panel sits above the hips, adding another dimension of movement and volume.
Every element seems carefully considered, from the interplay of fitted and loose proportions to the shifting shapes created by the layered fabric. An expressive example of Yohji Yamamoto's approach to deconstruction, where the garment becomes a study of structure, space, and movement.
| Collection | Spring/Summer 2005 |
| Made in | Japan |
| Material | 80% Rayon, 20% Wool |
| Size | 1 |
| Shoulders | 40 cm |
| Waist | 75 cm |
| Length | 135 cm |
| Bust & Hips | Relaxed fit, unrestricted |
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