Undercover AW2006 Insect Embroidered Denim Jacket
Undercover AW2006 Insect Embroidered Denim Jacket
For his AW2006 collection, Jun Takahashi sent models down an industrial catwalk, donning tonal masks that paired with the fabric of the garments below. The covered faces were intended to represent the beauty of female facial features and the change of character that occurs when that is taken away. Jun is not necessarily hoping to portray negative sentiments, but rather he is simply highlighting this deviation from the norm. These masks were shrouded with various piercings and chains, creating a dismal and mystifying impression. The bodies were wrapped in cloth that resemble reconstructed versions of the first layer of garments underneath. For look 19, a copy of an embellished bomber jacket is reconstructed in order to be thrown over the original garment that is worn traditionally.
This classic trucker jacket silhouette features elongated arms with a dual zipper closure over a sanded blue denim. The pockets and waist adjustments are bound in a mummified light grey yarn to accent tarnished chrome hardware. Black insect embroidery can be found on the left sleeve, as well as a rotting apple and collection related insignia on the back of the garment.
Marked size 1 (please refer to measurements):
Shoulder: 15in
Chest: 17in
Length: 23in
Sleeve: 25in
Condition: 8/10
Undercover AW2006 Insect Embroidered Denim Jacket
For his AW2006 collection, Jun Takahashi sent models down an industrial catwalk, donning tonal masks that paired with the fabric of the garments below. The covered faces were intended to represent the beauty of female facial features and the change of character that occurs when that is taken away. Jun is not necessarily hoping to portray negative sentiments, but rather he is simply highlighting this deviation from the norm. These masks were shrouded with various piercings and chains, creating a dismal and mystifying impression. The bodies were wrapped in cloth that resemble reconstructed versions of the first layer of garments underneath. For look 19, a copy of an embellished bomber jacket is reconstructed in order to be thrown over the original garment that is worn traditionally.
This classic trucker jacket silhouette features elongated arms with a dual zipper closure over a sanded blue denim. The pockets and waist adjustments are bound in a mummified light grey yarn to accent tarnished chrome hardware. Black insect embroidery can be found on the left sleeve, as well as a rotting apple and collection related insignia on the back of the garment.
Marked size 1 (please refer to measurements):
Shoulder: 15in
Chest: 17in
Length: 23in
Sleeve: 25in
Condition: 8/10
Undercover AW2006 Insect Embroidered Denim Jacket
For his AW2006 collection, Jun Takahashi sent models down an industrial catwalk, donning tonal masks that paired with the fabric of the garments below. The covered faces were intended to represent the beauty of female facial features and the change of character that occurs when that is taken away. Jun is not necessarily hoping to portray negative sentiments, but rather he is simply highlighting this deviation from the norm. These masks were shrouded with various piercings and chains, creating a dismal and mystifying impression. The bodies were wrapped in cloth that resemble reconstructed versions of the first layer of garments underneath. For look 19, a copy of an embellished bomber jacket is reconstructed in order to be thrown over the original garment that is worn traditionally.
This classic trucker jacket silhouette features elongated arms with a dual zipper closure over a sanded blue denim. The pockets and waist adjustments are bound in a mummified light grey yarn to accent tarnished chrome hardware. Black insect embroidery can be found on the left sleeve, as well as a rotting apple and collection related insignia on the back of the garment.
Marked size 1 (please refer to measurements):
Shoulder: 15in
Chest: 17in
Length: 23in
Sleeve: 25in
Condition: 8/10