Kayo Deconstructed Blazer

Kayo Deconstructed BlazerStructured yet intentionally undone. The Kayo Deconstructed Blazer takes the conventions of tailoring and pulls them apart exposed seams, raw edges, and an elongated silhouette that moves between formal and experimental. Cut loose through the body with dropped shoulders and a relaxed drape. The fabric carries enough weight to hold its shape without feeling rigid. Layer it open over a fitted base or let it stand alone as the centerpiece. A quiet

that is warm yet light

Little hands for your lobes

weighs 100 lbs

For a pair

Yamamoto understood that darkness within a garment can be as eloquent as darkness upon it

Designed to sit beneath draped overshirts or worn as a statement in its own right

short sleeves

This wrap skirt uses the linen-feel fabric to create both movement and stillness

revealing the relationship between the two fabrics as you navigate space

developing character with wear

Cut loose through the body with dropped shoulders and a relaxed drape

structured enough to maintain architectural clarity