Early Yohji Yamamoto FEMME piece from the designer’s formative Paris years, dating to Spring/Summer 1983. Cut from a lightweight cotton–nylon blend with a subtle crinkled texture, the garment features an oversized shirt construction with a notched collar, dropped shoulders, and exaggerated patch pockets at the chest. A self-tie belt defines the waist, creating gentle structure against the fluid volume of the silhouette. The legs taper softly at the hem, emphasizing movement and proportion.
