Y’s unveils its Fall Winter 2025–2026 lookbook with a collection rooted in restraint, structure, and the poetry of subtlety. True to its heritage, the line continues to explore the interplay between utilitarian design and thoughtful deconstruction, crafting a wardrobe where function and form coexist in perfect equilibrium.

Silhouettes are relaxed yet sharply tailored, favoring asymmetry, elongated layers, and a monochromatic palette dominated by black, charcoal, slate, and washed neutrals. Fabrics such as wool gauze, brushed cotton, and treated denim bring texture to the forefront, while unexpected draping and raw edges speak to a quiet rebellion.

This season’s vision moves with quiet confidence. Outerwear takes center stage with cocooning coats, slouched trench shapes, and sculptural jackets that blur the lines between the traditional and the experimental. Minimalist details—a misplaced button, a single slash pocket, a dropped seam—serve as signature punctuation marks.

In true Y’s spirit, the lookbook presents a world where everyday pieces become meditative statements. It's fashion that doesn't shout, but resonates—deeply, precisely, and with purpose.