True to its codes of draping techniques, layering and unfinished looks, Yohji Yamamoto’s autumn and winter collection displayed Friday, March 4, in Paris showcased busy designs with lace skirts, shredded garments and inflated dresses. The show opened with a succession of blue denim jackets over layers of fluid tunics and skirts. Models strutted under the fresco ceiling of the French capital’s Hotel de Ville wearing mostly black, but two head-to-toe white looks stood out with asymmetrical blazers, ruffled skirts with raw edge details and trainers. There were no accessories other than wire hats on grunge hairstyles. 4 ways Kylie Jenner loves spoiling her daughter Stormi There were passages of tucked skirts and warm jackets, puffer coats and draped shirts, followed up by models wearing to close the show a pile of knitted garments topped with umbrella hats made of wool. Want more stories like this? Follow STYLE on Facebook , Instagram , YouTube and Twitter .