On June 27th, KENZO held its show at Paris Men's Fashion Week. The runway, weaving between large boulders and covered in sand and pebbles, evoked a desolate, uncharted territory. Like a pilot making an emergency landing in the desert, the show began a journey of wanderlust, discovering uncharted landscapes.

The boxy silhouettes were adorned with functional materials that combined aesthetic appeal. Fabrics resembling tents and parachutes, breathable leather mesh, ultra-lightweight paper-like nylon, and waterproof, crinkled cotton were all incorporated into a camouflage-like color palette that blended seamlessly with the surroundings. Beige, sun-bleached yellow, stone-like gray, and brown. Greens and fuchsia pinks were scattered throughout, evoking cacti and their blossoms.

The most eye-catching prints included original designs such as a moonscape, sand ripples, and exaggerated cacti. Other standout pieces include the cactus knitwear with its three-dimensional form and volume, as well as the knitwear and T-shirts with the word "Pull" emblazoned in large letters.

The collection's attention to detail can be seen everywhere, with details such as the X-mark stitching and the extensive use of D-rings. The accessories, such as the shape-shifting parachute bag, cross-strap sandals and desert boots with voluminous soles that express strength, and sunglasses with frames that are round like the globe, also enhance the look of the collection.