UNDERCOVER
Distressed Hagi Pants
DESCRIPTION
Jun’s Undercover Fall 2013 offered a series of looks that appeared to be surrounded by a diversity of inspirations, combining abnormal but familiar elements and styles to the garments. The acclaimed Japanese label integrates British Punk influences through the use of leather jackets, skinny pants, and high boots throughout the collection. The pair of hagi style jeans feature a dark charcoal colorway with ribbed seams complimented by meticulously placed distressing only seen in the Winter 2013 collection.
CONDITION
Good condition. Please see photos for full evaluation.
SIZE / MEASUREMENTS
Size 2, Fits 29
Waist: 15 Inches
Inseam: 29 Inches
Length: 38 Inches
Hem: 6 Inches
Distressed Hagi Pants
AW2013 “Antomicouture”
DESCRIPTION
Jun’s Undercover Fall 2013 offered a series of looks that appeared to be surrounded by a diversity of inspirations, combining abnormal but familiar elements and styles to the garments. The acclaimed Japanese label integrates British Punk influences through the use of leather jackets, skinny pants, and high boots throughout the collection. The pair of hagi style jeans feature a dark charcoal colorway with ribbed seams complimented by meticulously placed distressing only seen in the Winter 2013 collection.
CONDITION
Good condition. Please see photos for full evaluation.SIZE / MEASUREMENTS
Size 2, Fits 29Waist: 15 Inches
Inseam: 29 Inches
Length: 38 Inches
Hem: 6 Inches
COVERAGE
After a two year hiatus of presenting runway shows, Jun Takahashi of Undercover set to make a theatrical comeback through the AW13 collection ‘Anatomicouture.’ As suggested by its title, the collection sought to incorporate visual representation of the human anatomy through the medium of clothing, arguably succeeding in its execution. More apparent portrayals of this included graphics of ribcages, intestines and hearts; the true genius of the collection, however, laid in the intricate construction of the runway pieces. From heels that depicted ribcages enwrapping its wearers’ calves, to scuffled dresses that resembled intestines and deconstructed clothing that depicted the visual horrors of the human anatomy, ‘Anatomicouture’ both horrified and mystified its audience simultaneously.