Athleisure may or may not be on the wane, but one sporty touch has taken hold in a big way this season. Namely: parachute-style ruching. The drawstring fabrications favored by Junya Watanabe from the '90s on, and Norma Kamali even earlier (she dedicated an entire collection to the stuff with her OMO label in the '80s) has found a whole new cachet. It's turned up as a prominent motif of the Spring shows so far, decking out the shirts of Simon Porte Jacquemus's Provençal maids, and with rotated t...
Athleisure may or may not be on the wane, but one sporty touch has taken hold in a big way this season. Namely: parachute-style ruching. The drawstring fabrications favored by Junya Watanabe from the '90s on, and Norma Kamali even earlier (she dedicated an entire collection to the stuff with her OMO label in the '80s) has found a whole new cachet. It's turned up as a prominent motif of the Spring shows so far, decking out the shirts of Simon Porte Jacquemus's Provençal maids, and with rotated t...
Share this Article
Comment on this Article
Recommended
Please to comment