Y/PROJECT for Women

Y/PROJECT brings an unmistakable spirit of Parisian experimentation to the contemporary luxury wardrobe, balancing historic references with a restless, forward-looking imagination. The house was founded in 2010 by Belgian designer Glenn Martens, who transformed the label into a distinctive platform for sculptural tailoring, unexpected proportion and an expressive approach to everyday dressing. Drawing on the tension between refinement and disruption, Y/PROJECT has developed a signature language in which garments appear to twist, fold, layer and evolve around the body. Denim is treated as a fluid design material rather than a basic staple, while shirting, knitwear and jersey are frequently reinterpreted through gathered construction, asymmetric volumes and illusionary layering. The result is a wardrobe that feels intellectual yet wearable, grounded in Parisian craft while open to subcultural energy, historical costume and the visual language of the street. Explore the label’s Women's Y/PROJECT Clothing selection for pieces that express this distinctive balance of precision and spontaneity, from versatile foundations to dramatic silhouettes designed to command attention. The house’s approach also extends across the men's collection, where considered construction and playful proportion create a similarly confident expression. For a particularly recognisable interpretation of the brand’s denim vocabulary, discover Flared styles, whose elongated lines and fluid movement capture Y/PROJECT’s fascination with transformation. Across every edit, the creative vision remains centred on individuality: familiar forms are made new through detail, volume and attitude, inviting the wearer to style each piece with a personal sense of rhythm. With another look at the Women's Y/PROJECT Clothing edit, the modern wardrobe becomes a space for considered contrast, where elegance, irreverence and technical imagination coexist with effortless sophistication.

The current EMVANO selection focuses on Y/PROJECT’s most expressive approach to everyday dressing, with a concise edit of Women's Y/PROJECT Clothing designed to bring movement, structure and individuality to the modern wardrobe. Within this category, Jeans Denim reflects the house’s confident reworking of a familiar essential, using proportion and finish to transform denim into a statement of personal style. The available Flared design extends the leg with a graceful, elongated line, offering a polished alternative to conventional jeans while retaining the easy versatility expected of a daily favourite. Its silhouette can be styled with sleek footwear for a lengthened profile, or balanced with relaxed layers to emphasise Y/PROJECT’s signature play between volume and restraint. The edit also includes T-Shirts, a category that distils the label’s inventive spirit into an adaptable foundation for contemporary layering. Within it, T-Shirts offer the familiar ease of jersey with the considered attitude associated with the house, making them natural companions to tailored separates, sculptural denim and fluid outer layers. Whether worn as a discreet base or allowed to anchor a more directional ensemble, these pieces bring a sense of refined nonchalance to the wardrobe. Every item in the selection has been chosen for its ability to move between understated and statement dressing, reflecting the brand’s fascination with contrast. From the sweeping shape of Flared denim to the dependable versatility of T-Shirts, Y/PROJECT proposes clothing that rewards creative styling, thoughtful layering and an assured approach to proportion. This is a focused edit, but one with considerable range, offering elevated foundations for a distinctly individual fashion language.

At present, EMVANO’s Y/PROJECT women’s edit has no accessories or shoes in stock, allowing the focus to remain on the label’s distinctive clothing vocabulary and the expressive possibilities of its core silhouettes. This absence is best understood as a considered pause rather than a limitation: the house’s approach to dressing is powerful precisely because its garments are designed to establish character through shape, construction and styling. A carefully chosen denim silhouette can define an entire look, while a refined jersey essential can provide the foundation for a layered composition built around contrast. Without additional accessories or footwear competing for attention, the character of Y/PROJECT’s design language becomes particularly clear, from its fascination with movement and volume to its ability to turn familiar wardrobe elements into something unexpected. The brand’s clothes invite a personal interpretation of proportion, encouraging polished pieces to be worn with relaxed ease and everyday staples to be elevated through imaginative combinations. This makes the current selection a versatile starting point for a wardrobe that values individuality over uniformity. Should accessories become available, they would naturally complement the label’s sculptural sensibility through accents that sharpen, soften or redirect an outfit’s visual rhythm. Likewise, future shoes could provide a grounded counterpoint to the house’s elongated lines and experimental volumes. For now, the absence of in-stock accessories and shoes gives the clothing edit a clear, editorial focus, highlighting the confidence of garments that require little embellishment to make an impression. Y/PROJECT’s world remains one of transformation, where styling is an act of discovery and every silhouette offers room for a distinctive point of view. Explore the available women’s pieces as standalone statements or as foundations for a carefully composed wardrobe, with the possibility of adding complementary accessories and shoes when the selection evolves.