Japanese designer Yohji Yamamoto took over the historic Hôtel de Ville in Paris last tonight, showcasing his artistic mastery and treating the ready-to-wear season as his personal playground. He closed the day at an unhurried pace, letting the clothes speak for themselves as models drifted down the runway. The opening dresses: black canvases scrawled with white graffiti prints — turned the body into a vessel for storytelling. Five red looks cutting through the noir with cloaks and trailing tulle, delivering Yamamoto’s final, vibrant punctuation mark. Take a closer look at Yohji Yamamoto SS26 in the gallery above.