Artist: Yohji Yamamoto
Date: 1983
Museum: The Kyoto Costume Institute (Kyoto, Japan)
Technique: Cotton
Here we see one of the masterpieces of Yohji Yamamoto in his early years. Deliberately-created holes add quiet nuance to oversized clothes produced by straight cutting. The holes form conventionalized flower patterns. Although the edge of each hole is elaborately finished, they make the clothes look well-worn. This is one example of Yamamoto
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