Yoko Ono Debuts Bizarre New Menswear Line

Yoko Ono has created a menswear line, and it’s more than a little wonky. While the line features, tees, sweats, slacks and jackets, it’s a little too see-through to really be functional. I think even Project Runway’s Josh McKinley would be distracted.

The line, called Yoko Ono Fashions for Men 1969-2012, is apparently inspired by some sketches Yoko drew for John Lennon’s sexy body around the time she met the young Beatle. However, if you get a gander at these costumes, I’m not sure even a man known to be as daring and against-the-grain as Lennon would be into Yoko’s vision. The clothing is being sold by U.S. brand Opening Ceremony, and won’t come cheaply—pieces range in the mid-hundreds of dollars. We’re talking $595 for a white suit jacket with one black mesh sleeve and $250 dollars for a pair of dress pants with a giant cutout over the rear.

It’s some weird stuff. The collection also includes pants with handprints near the crotch, neon colored mesh shirts, bras for men, and tees with LED lights attached around the nipple area. There’s even a sweatshirt with a hand-drawn design of a person’s bum on it—and that gem will only run you $75. According to USA Today, the collection is currently available in the U.S. and will premiere at London stores on November 30 and in Tokyo's flagship store on December 9. Get it before it sells out—if that day ever comes.