"Yohji Yamamoto went in search of a new proportion for fall, elongating men's clothes to the point where they looked like dresses: a brown knit turtleneck that fell to the knees or a series of skirt aprons. The other theme of the show was a width of smocked fabric wrapped and snapped around the waist like a corset. He also credited "railroad men" as an influence, presumably in reference to the rough-hewn nature of much of the collection (...)"


from Vogue Runway, January 25th 2015