WOMEN'S
Sacai
Volume is the argument in Sacai womenswear, and it is always made twice. A piece begins as one familiar thing and turns into another partway down: a knit that becomes a shirtdress below the waist, a trench that releases into pleats at the back, a cardigan spliced to a length of technical nylon. Nothing is decorative about it, because the second garment is structural and changes how the whole thing hangs.
In the women's clothing it reads as pleated skirts flaring from a woven yoke, dresses layered from two fabrics that never quite settle, tailoring cut through with drawstrings and utility panels, and outerwear built on the bomber. Fine-gauge knitwear does the quieter work, paired against organza, poplin or nylon so the contrast registers at a distance. Sizing runs numerically, and each shape is drafted to sit differently.
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