Yamamoto Teruji (Yohji&Nbsp; Yamamoto) 2011 Spring And Summer Women'S Wear: Witch Nocturnal Record
Yamamoto Teruji (Yohji Yamamoto) 2011 spring and summer women's show is full of dark and gloomy.
gothic
Breath, designer Yamamoto Teruji (Yohji Yamamoto) love for black has not changed, black dress and pale geisha makeup contrast, and in a black, dazzling color printed fabric is also particularly eye-catching.
No matter from beginning to end.
Tailoring
Or let
Beans beans
Wearing a flip flop, it is only a unique style for Yamamoto Teruji (Yohji Yamamoto).
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