Julius

In short, its material alchemy. Expect draped, sculptural, androgynous shapes like tapered skinnies and sharply-cut leather blazers in a stark, monochrome palette. Why black? Because it has to be black, as the brand’s design, Tatsuro Horikawa explains: “Black is always the base of my creative palette. “Black” symbolizes the Avant-Garde and has a deep spiritual and noble meaning for me...It represents the crazy darkness hidden in the shadows away from the light. It is the total color of complete and utter grief.