100 Percent Yohji.

Soundtracked by The Godfather theme, the Pour Homme collection was immediately anchored by a graphic “100 percent Yohji” T-shirt that set the tone for what followed. Spring Summer 2007 was all about Yohji's signatures. Expansive shapes and softly billowing garments presented in a restrained palette dominated by navy, black, and neutral tones. Elongated jackets, wide trousers, and relaxed layering created an ensemble that blurred the line between formal and informal dress.

Beneath the signature volumes, Yamamoto paid careful attention to the relationship between garment and body. Tone-on-tone detailing subtly highlighted silhouettes, and designs featured adjustable side-seam buttoning options that allowed for personalized drape and fit. Yamamoto also employed traditional materials like linen in unconventional ways. One suit was crafted from linen so fine it verged on sheer, subverting expectations about what menswear tailoring could be in warmer seasons.

First seen in look 14, these Pointed Toe Derbies were part of a multiple-season collaboration with Hiromu Takahara, the genius shoemaker and creative force behind ROEN.

Tagged Size 2 fits US8.5-9