An exercise in minimalism, classic styles dominated: lengthy trenchcoats, traditional wool blazers and granddad cardigans.
Junichi Abe sent classics on a spin, layering child-sized clothing on loose, grown-up silhouettes.
Focusing on classics — wool suit jackets and granddad cardigans, Junichi Abe conveyed a Nineties grunge vibe.
Appropriating classics, Abe delivered a crisp and appealing lineup that included a crowd-pleaser of a crimson, faux snakeskin coat.
Junichi Abe took his imagination and scissors to wool sweaters, calling the process “destroy and repair.”
The signature inventiveness of Junichi Abe, an experienced patternmaker, was in fine form.
Junichi Abe used elements of outdoor technical gearto push the boundaries of what is acceptable.
Junichi Abe described his collection as intentionally “messy,” but his interpretation of chaos was of the most creative variety.