Glenn Martens revisited Y/Project brand staples like his signature twisted constructions.
If fashion is a spectator sport, then a Y/Project show can feel like a game of musical chairs. As guests randomly grabbed front row seats in the show venue, a dark arched passageway under the historic Alexandre III bridge in Paris, attendants rushed out with folding chairs for late arrivals like influencer Caro Daur.
This season saw the Belgian designer taking stock, with a collection that offered fresh takes on many of his greatest hits. Chief of these: his trademark twisted constructions, which he exercised on everything from trenchcoats to jean jackets, men’s shirts, ribbed sweaters and pencil skirts.Variations on the corkscrew motif included a signature trompe-l’oeil print on a spaghetti-strap slipdress; spiral-seamed sheer dresses, and evening looks with loosely coiled satin neck ruffles.
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