We’re all on board for this stripe renaissance
While every fashion publication announces the return of stripes for 2026 (as though they ever went out of style), Yuta Jinguji is actually demonstrating how to breathe new life into your striped looks. Showcasing his predilection for subtle but impactful fashion experimentation, the Japanese singer went all out with the stripes for the Amiri SS27 front row.
This is how…
Jinguji, a consummate style icon and favorite at the Amiri front row, arrived at Carreau du Temple, where the LA brand showcased its latest collection, dressed in a full pinstripe look. Although a head-to-toe patterned look can be risky and easily turn into a failed fashion statement, the Number_i member managed to pull off this ensemble by balancing the stripes through color.
Going for a slender, 70s-infused silhouette and muted color palette (consisting of shades of gray and dark indigo), Jinguji kept things visually digestible. His outfit featured denim pants, a light gray shirt and a Harrington jacket.
But the “3XL” singer, whose best looks often lean into rockstar domains, couldn’t forego the edge that characterizes his style. Accordingly, he added dimension and contrast through fabric choice and a favorite motif in menswear: the pinstripe.
In lieu of the classic Bengal stripes favored in shirting, Jinguji opted for a shiny-finish, multi-track-striped shirt with alternating white and gray bars. As for bottoms, he wore a pair of boot-cut indigo pants with satin stripes, secured at the waist with a skinny gray belt. The jacket, meanwhile, incorporated morning stripes with a twist: a lurex accent suitable for a personality like Jinguji, whose lookbook sits at the convergence of retro, rockstar and modern-day idol.
The Amiri brand ambassador—yes, he has represented the brand since the beginning of 2026—continued the rockstar agenda with a pair of Chelsea boots and a wet-hair look that infused his modern shag with texture.
