Final Sale OAMC graphic print T-shirt black cotton crew neck short sleeves straight hem graphic print to the front logo print to the rear Composition Cotton The composition information is subject to the actual product. The product composition details of the spliced material will be split and displayed. Washing instructions Machine Wash The washing method is subject to the commercial washing standard Wearing The model is 1.87 m wearing size M The model is also styled with: Emanuele Bicocchi textured band ring Product IDs FARFETCH ID: 17930696 Brand style ID: OAMU708667COT00744
Ujoh Fall 2025: Back to School
Ming Wang Notch Lapel 3/4 Sleeve One Button Knit Jacket
Final SalePhilipp PleinLove Tattoo swim shortsblue/multicolour stretch-cotton all-over graphic print drawstring fastening waist two side slit pockets rear welt pocket Be mindful to try on swimwear over your own garments.CompositionCotton 95%, Elastane 5%The composition information is subject to the actual product. The product composition details of the spliced material will be split and displayed.Washing instructionsHand WashThe washing method is subject to the commercial washing standardProduct IDsFARFETCH ID: 19334016Brand style ID: PACCMMT0364PNY002N
Anyone who wore a uniform to class will understand where Aco and Mitsuru Nishizaki were coming from. Ujoh’s designers looked back on their school days in the ’90s, and how kids played with details of their attire to express what little creative freedom they could. They drew parallels with trying to push the boundaries of Ujoh and further define the label’s creative vision within their specific design vocabulary, which is built around precise pattern-cutting, Mitsuru Nishizaki explained through an interpreter backstage before the show. The theme offered a playful backdrop for Ujoh’s creatively layered and asymmetric tailoring, made from wool gabardine or brushed flannel twill this season, the latter for a time-weathered look. The Nishizakis’ familiar tab-fronted or cropped suit jackets, in uniform shades of brown, gray and navy with touches of lime or sky blue, were paired with layered half-skirts or short pants. There were hybrids between a suit collar and a sailor neckline with long, sleeve-like ties, mid-length pleated skirts and rugby sweaters worn several sizes too big. Legwarmers were styled like droopy socks, and quilted winter jackets were evoked in blanket-like skirts in shiny recycled polyamide. The only pattern in the collection this season was a black flower embroidered in repeat on a white bias-cut skirt, intended to symbolize tulip bulbs traditionally given to schoolchildren in Japan so they can learn to nurture them through the seasons. A textured jacquard was woven by hand with ribbons and hand-cut threads, reminiscent of a fake fur thrown on casually, a blue shirt sleeve exposed underneath, for instance. A deconstructed black shearling aviator jacket, open at the shoulders, was a strong outerwear statement. For the finale, the models emerged chatting and laughing to sit on vintage classroom chairs placed in the middle of the runway, enhancing the sense of youthful insouciance with a touch of rebellion.