Resurrection is pleased to present a Comme des Garçons black cotton drill wrap skirt from 1999, a refined expression of Rei Kawakubo’s deconstruction of classic tailoring through subtle asymmetry and utilitarian fabric.

Crafted from durable cotton drill, the skirt carries a structured yet fluid quality, allowing it to hold its shape while moving naturally with the body. The wrap construction creates a clean, diagonal front closure that introduces a quiet sense of tension and imbalance—an understated hallmark of Comme des Garçons’ design language.

Falling to a mid-length silhouette, the skirt is defined by its elongated, angular front panel, which overlaps to create a sharp, architectural line. The waistband sits cleanly at the hips, with minimal detailing that emphasizes the purity of form and proportion. Functional elements such as discreet pockets and belt loops are integrated seamlessly, reinforcing the garment’s utilitarian roots while maintaining a polished finish.

This Comme des Garçons skirt has been carefully curated by Resurrection as part of its luxury vintage collection. An archival piece from 1999, it reflects the brand’s continued exploration of uniform dressing, where workwear fabrics are elevated through precise construction and thoughtful asymmetry.