YOKE Spring 2027 Menswear Milan - Fashion Channel

YOKE Spring 2027 Menswear Milan - Fashion Channel YOKE’s Spring/Summer 2027 collection, **“Dépaysement,”** draws on Meret Oppenheim’s Surrealist practice of displacing familiar objects from their expected contexts, applying this principle directly to fabric and construction. Materials traditionally associated with Autumn/Winter—fur, leather, wool, and long-pile textiles—are reinterpreted for Spring/Summer through shifts in technique, surface treatment, and material illusion. A key highlight is a leather treated to resemble denim, achieved through embossing and discharge-dyeing by Japanese artisans, creating a fabric that retains the identity of leather while visually echoing denim. In a parallel gesture, a herringbone surface is constructed by embroidering warm yarns onto an industrial nylon base, producing a tension between seasonal codes and material reality. Further hybridization appears in knitwear, where cupro, kid mohair, and flocked finishes are combined to merge contrasting tactile qualities such as softness, structure, and drape. These experiments extend Oppenheim’s Surrealist logic into textile form, positioning contradiction as a creative tool rather than a flaw. The womenswear line continues its gradual integration with menswear, reinforcing a fluid, genderless approach to design. Accessories collaborations expand this material language into objects, including footwear and transformed everyday items, culminating in a folding fan covered in faux-fur as a direct