Ethnography Research Of Yohji Yamamoto Designs

Fieldwork Worksheets Name Course Professor Date Media Analysis: Ethnography research of Yohji Yamamoto designs My fieldwork research report is ethnography of pictures from the recent posting on the fashion magazine of the famous Yohji Yamamoto's' latest designs. These pictures reveal the meaning of Yamamoto monochromatic black color. The black color represents his personal experience and the darkness inside him that often radiate in the aesthetics of his clothing. Yamamoto designs are monochromatic of black color used to design carved asymmetrical oversized shaped layers of clothes. Yamamoto produces shapes that naturally change the body curve and movement, making his clothes look comfortable to wear and can fit all body shapes. One significant aspect of his designs is creativity; he uses the same theme and design principles to create different unique designs that express different emotions. His designs are more of visual description of his worldview, which majorly reflects his personal encounters. Instead of focusing on the obvious parts of the female body, Yamamoto's designs shift focus to other parts of the body. Yamamoto's designs express the need for freedom; the body naturally fits into the garment without one feeling restricted by the predetermined shape of the garment. His clothes look comfortable to wear and can fit all body shapes. Yamamoto refines the Japanese value for the disproportion in his designs to portray specific hidden characteristics of women. His main focus is to limit the distinction between men and women because he believes men and women are equal but are different in terms of their body structure. Although Yamamoto inspiration comes from his personal experiences, having traveled...