Comme Des Garcons Homme Men

With nearly half a century of a rich history, marked by iconic silhouettes and revolutionary garments, the Japanese house Comme des Garçons needs no introduction. By founding CDG in 1973, Rei Kawakubo leaves no one indifferent. Her omnipresent black, her new volumes, and her extensive use of deliberately worn finishes surprise - even shock - and spark conversation among fans of the essentially flashy, colorful, and glamorous looks that were prevalent at the time. Since then, the legendary artistic director continues to make waves around the world and shines with her inexhaustible creativity, through pieces that are both deconstructed and beautifully minimalist, notably found within the menswear line Comme des Garçons Homme, launched a few years after the brand's beginnings. In the purest CDG tradition, black abounds in this menswear wardrobe entirely made in Japan, whose absolute chic is infused with nonchalance. This understated casualness, to which new cuts bring a just dose of originality and sophistication, subtly evokes the universe of Rei Kawakubo's mentor, namely Yohji Yamamoto. From this wardrobe, which is both functional and resolutely couture, emanates an impression of absolute comfort and perfect freedom of movement, guarantees of timeless elegance.