Summary
- Vowel brings its global approach to Paris, showing off its new spring/summer series of 2026 called “noth lay day”
- The collection combines elevated basics and sophisticated menswear silhouettes to fully demonstrate the cross-cultural abilities of designer Yuki Yuki
Yuki YagiThe secular view has been positioned vowel As a real tapestry for streetwear. Ingrained in designers’ extensive research and rich reference archives, vowels tactically blend past and present, blending New York City’s fashion world with the tried and tested techniques employed by Tokyo artisans. The 2026 spring and summer range of vowels is no exception. Called “What Day”, the series, which debuted in Paris in June, embodies Yagi’s unwavering commitment to continuously elevate his craft.
The key guidelines for the “Shu Ha Ri” of the vowel – the press release called “Hand the basics of creative practice before violating these rules and reimagining the form” – plays again in “What day.” “Inspired by Shu Ha Ri, we respect what we know and then push it, finding novelty in the gaps, rough edges and unexpectedly,” the version continues. “The mass still anchors everything. Now, there is more room for breathing and smiling. One day!”
With Shu Ha Ri laying the foundation for clothing, the new seasonal range from Optitter offers a range of everyday necessities, along with a large collection of more refined tailored pieces, all dipped in an easy-to-browse eye with easy to navigate, softer tones including Matcha, Mista, Mist, Mist, Mist, Mist, Eximmon and Lavender. The open-ended, lush lineup of silk shirts is freshly twisted and woven on the shuttle, while the seemingly simple graphics are done through an intensive printing process.
Sunflowers are recurring patterns throughout the diversified delivery process, which are covered on the exterior and more subtle capabilities. Other outstanding pieces include a suede truck driver jacket that wears damp green shades, a striped lightweight reversible shell jacket, and a new suit for the label’s signature denim kit.
Take a closer look at the spring/summer 2026 “What Day” series of vowels.
