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Robots on the runway: Yohji Yamamoto, Viktor and Rolf Snip from the Style.com review of Yohji Yamamoto’s Fall 2007 Ready-to-Wear runway show in Paris: Next came an interlude of black-and-white polka-dot hoop skirts that at the touch of a switch revolved, the tiers of the most complicated one turning in different directions. Despite the inevitable comparisons that will be made to Hussein Chalayan (who sent out his own motorized showpieces last season), you could feel the audience breathe a sigh of happy relief. This was more familiar territory. ShowStudio’s blog has video of the Yamamoto motion skirt: Link. (via Boing Boing: Robots on the runway: Yohji Yamamoto, Viktor and Rolf)

Yohji Yamamoto was all black, all-the time (with a few surprising hits of scarlet and white) and the winter coat—at mid-length, short and grazing the floor—took centre stage with perfect cuts and simple, not-too-thinky shapes. After the show bumped into Canadian model Amanda Laine in the metro–she caused quite a stir when she boarded, still in her crazed hair and geisha-makeup from the show. What was your favourite show? Check out our slideshows and tell us in the comments: (via Paris: Lanvin, Yohji Yamamoto, Issey Miyake and Pierre Hardy Fall 2009 | At the shows | fashionmagazine.com)

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“I Do” » Yohji Yamamoto « Back to “I Do” Yohji Yamamoto (Japanese, b. 1943). “Wedding Dress,” spring/summer 2000. Natural cotton muslin and ivory silk jersey with large laser-cut holes. Gift of Minori Shironishi, 2003 (2003.573.8a, b). (via blog.mode: addressing fashion | Yohji Yamamoto | The Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York)

Yohji Yamamoto (Japanese, b. 1943). “Wedding Dress,” spring/summer 2000. Natural cotton muslin and ivory silk jersey with large laser-cut holes. Gift of Minori Shironishi, 2003 (2003.573.8a, b (via A blog.mode fav post – Yohji Yamamoto)

Yohji Yamamoto: Represents the rise of the Asian in the sophisticated circle of International Fashion designers. In Paris, France his lineup has been credited in being both exciting and earthshaking at the sametime. He breaks the rules, and women go mad as a result of the splendid images he able to portray on the models who struts their stuff and soft slinder forms on the walk ways of the Parisian fashion world. (via Asian Fashions)

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Lookbook: Y’s Yohji Yamamoto Designed by Yohji Yamamot Collection: Fall Winter 2008.09 Website: yohjiyamamoto.co.jp Yohjis label always remained faithfull to their unique style, it always seemed in front of time, at the moment it pretty much seems fresh and now. Click above to enlarge images from the Fall Winter lookbook for Y by Yohji Yamamoto, to see more from the lookbook head over to Yohji’s website. (via Y’s Yohji Yamamoto F/W 08.09 the lookbook | Design Scene - Fashion, Photography, Style & Design)

Yohji Yamamoto S/S 2009 I would wear every single item from this collection. If I could wear one designer everyday until I die, it would be Yamamoto. (via MAFIA HUNT » Blog Archive » Yohji Yamamoto S/S 2009)