Atsuro Tayama Archive - Japanese Pants Minimalist DeadStock 2000s

Rare Japanese designer archive pants Atsuro Tayama Dating from the early 2000s,

kept in an exceptional state never worn ("DeadStock Condition"). A representative piece of Japanese minimalism of this period, mixing architectured sobriety, precise cut and discreet elegance.

This model has an elongated slim silhouette characteristic of contemporary Japanese tailoring, with a very clean tapered line and a naturally structured fallen. The cup wife the body without rigidity thanks to a technical composition combining nylon, cotton and polyurethane, offering comfort, maintenance and light elasticity. The deep black, the minimalist finishes and the absence of visible branding reinforce its aesthetic "Quiet Luxury" typical of the Japanese archives sought today.

Atsuro Tayama's work is part of the tradition of great Japanese designers who have marked the avant-garde and conceptual fashion of the years 1990-2000. Its approach mixes Parisian influence, clean tailoring and sense of discrete volume. This piece perfectly reflects this vision: portable, timeless and extremely current despite its time.

Interesting Detail: Lightly adjusted stockings and net construction reminds some silhouettes viewed in the 2000s's Turnance Minimalist Japanese Collections. An ideal part for archive mode collector, japanese designer or passionate about minimalist aesthetics garde.

State: Never worn, excellent conservation.
Size: EUR 38 / US 6.
Composition: 65% nylon, 33% cotton, 2% polyurethane.

Rare room out of Japan, difficult to find today in this state.