For Chapter 2, Y-3 introduces a selection of dynamic apparel looks with a focus on refined cotton twill workwear inspired garments and reimagined sporting classics. Subtle yet bold overshirts, cargo pants, and tops are constructed with utility pockets and adjustable hems, while updated takes on the iconic adidas Superstar Tracksuit are elevated with topographical map piping. A selection of garments inspired adidas’ Teamgeist soccer jerseys rounds out the apparel collection, with each piece bearing a digital rust print inspired by the natural process of oxidation. Accompanying the apparel offering is a suite of signature accessories including nylon backpacks, totes, and holdalls.

From apparel to footwear, the second seasonal chapter plays host to an expressive selection of silhouettes as adidas performance Running technology is recontextualized through the lens of Y-3. Moving boldly into tomorrow, Yohji Yamamoto’s take on adidas’ pinnacle running silhouette takes the form of the Y-3 PRIME X 2 STRUNG, while the Y-3 ADIOS PRO 3.0 arrives in three colorways.

From the past, reborn, to the future, the Y-3 Spring/Summer 2024 Chapter 2 collection is then punctuated by the Y-3 WATER SLIDE, the Y-3 SANDAL, and an update to the instantly recognizable Y-3 ITOGO which sees the silhouette’s straps swapped out for an engineered print.

Helping to narrate the launch of Y-3 Spring/Summer 2024 Chapter 2 is a visceral campaign that spotlights an alternative mode for navigating the city: with freedom, liberation, and lightness at its core. Captured by Francis Plumber, with styling from Robbie Spencer, the striking visuals follow as freerunners navigate deftly through a metropolitan landscape with perseverance, determination, and composure. Through this new lens, the synthetic environment of the city collides with the body’s natural flow, reflecting the unexpected beauty of the collection’s thematic pulse – the spirit of Contra-Natural.

The Y-3 Spring/Summer 2024 Chapter 2 will be available at www.adidas.com/y-3

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Fibre2Fashion News Desk (RM)