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KENZO Bermuda Short
Denim at knee length strikes a balance between polished and relaxed. That’s exactly how the men’s shorts KENZO Bermuda Short work. The blue denim bermudas offer the ease you expect from shorts, yet you still look put-together even in settings where athletic shorts might fall short. Just pair them with a white tee and sneakers, and your outfit is ready without much thought.
The shorts are crafted from sturdy cotton denim that holds its shape well, breathes comfortably, and adapts to you over time. A classic button closure and a neatly finished hem provide a clean, timeless silhouette. You can stash your phone or keys in the side pockets, while the back pockets enhance the traditional denim look. During the day, you can pair them with a loose tee or a sweatshirt draped over your shoulders; in the evening, dress them up with a linen shirt and leather loafers. The brand was founded by Japanese designer Kenzo Takada in Paris in 1970, blending Japanese attention to detail with Parisian fashion from the start. It gained fame for its bold colors, tiger motifs, and playful floral patterns. These bermudas showcase its calmer side, built on quality materials and a great fit.
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In the second half of the 20th century, Kenzo Takada was a trendsetter through and through. In 1970, as a graduate of the Tokyo University of Fashion, he opened his first store in central Paris, Jungle Jap, decorated to evoke a jungle setting, laying the foundations for his Kenzobrand . The brand became known in its early years for its novel combination of designs from Japanese culture and European cuts.
Since 2011, Kenzo has been led by Opening Ceremony founders Carol Lim and Humberto Leon, who, following the example of Takada's pompous shows, have spent eight years trying to bring the least expected to the scene with each new collection. In 2019, Felipe Oliveira Baptista, who was until then the head designer of Lacoste, took over as creative director of Kenzo .
