Julius Pants

Julius pants embody the label's monastic, architecture-inflected aesthetic, translating Horikawa's art-project origin into wearable form. The collection centers on restrained silhouettes - wide-leg draped pants, cropped angular cuts, and pare-down flat-fronts - rendered in black and grey to echo sorrow and reflection. Fabrics are chosen for their fluidity and weight, allowing garments to hang with sculpture-like gravity while maintaining precise tailoring. Each pair reads as a quiet statement, inviting layered textures and outerwear to build a cohesive, metropolitan look that feels intellectually driven and inherently timeless.