THESOLOIST.
Wool Bondage Strapped Cargo Pants
$650
DESCRIPTION
Takahiro Miyashita has a notoriety of reinventing Western styles and motifs throughout his career. His SS2015 collection brought back many of his key silhouettes and styles, one being his distinguishable cargo bondage strapped pants in a black colorway, paying homage to the true Americana look. Pants feature thigh and calf straps, cargo pocket variations, adjustable drawstring at the waist, and raw seams at the sides and hem.
CONDITION
Good condition. Please see photos for full evaluation.
SIZE / MEASUREMENTS
Size 48, Fits Waist 30
Waist: 15.5 Inches
Inseam: 30 Inches
Length: 40 Inches
Hem: 6.5 Inches
Wool Bondage Strapped Cargo Pants
SS2015
$650DESCRIPTION
Takahiro Miyashita has a notoriety of reinventing Western styles and motifs throughout his career. His SS2015 collection brought back many of his key silhouettes and styles, one being his distinguishable cargo bondage strapped pants in a black colorway, paying homage to the true Americana look. Pants feature thigh and calf straps, cargo pocket variations, adjustable drawstring at the waist, and raw seams at the sides and hem.CONDITION
Good condition. Please see photos for full evaluation.SIZE / MEASUREMENTS
Size 48, Fits Waist 30Waist: 15.5 Inches
Inseam: 30 Inches
Length: 40 Inches
Hem: 6.5 Inches
COVERAGE
Throughout the span of five years, shortly after his departure from legendary brand Number (N)ine, designer Takahiro Miyashita worked zealously in forming an identity solely of his own through his new venture: TakahiromiyashitaTheSoloist. Unchained by the demands of corporations and their emphases on budget constraints and profitability, Miyashita began to create clothing that he deemed fit to his artistic integrity, gradually building up to the brand’s first Paris presentation titled ‘INTRO.’ But before this collection debuted, a more understated yet significant collection that led up to this debut was TheSoloist’s SS2015 collection.Seen by many as the precursor to ‘INTRO,’ the SS2015 collection carried the similar motif of the classic western aesthetic, incorporating signature western pieces such as ponchos, cowboy hats and bandanas. In addition, Miyashita also brings the western aesthetic his own twist, fusing with it his own personal sense of style and hipster sensibilities, most notably styling New York’s MetroCard with cowhats for TheSoloist’s SS2015 lookbook. By consistently working on both his own style and that of TheSoloist, Miyashita succeeded in building the brand’s foundation that would later prove pivotal to its now highly-acclaimed collections.