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Styles of The Year by Hinano Yoshikawa
In this editorial, Hinano Yoshikawa and Shigeo Shidara explore and review the various Japanese fashion styles of 1996. They utilize brands such as Hysteric Glamour, Nepenthes, Louis Vuitton, Ozone Community, and even feature a dress with a print from Emilio Pucci. Both of them explore made-up personalities, such as a woman inspired by the likeness of a store clerk dressed in Vivienne Westwood, and a neo-yankee girl who expresses her love for life. They review the popular waves of both high-end fashion and what was common on the streets as the year ended.
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The Concept Art of Kill Bill
This insane editorial showcases the designs of multiple characters from the anime sequences of Kill Bill, while the animation itself was handled by the legendary studio Production I.G. the man responsible for the concepts was none other than Shou Tajima.
Used heavily for Tarantino's pitch to Production IG, these insane concepts for characters such as The Bride, O-ren Ishii, Bill and side antagonists like Pretty Riki, in this editorial Shou details his inspirations such as his love for Reservoir Dogs and explains rejected concepts such as ones for the character Spider Head.
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The Heavy Hitters of Harajuku & Their Homes
This editorial in particular focused on some of the key figures of the Uraharajuku movement, which heavily dominated the streets of Harajuku at the time. From UNDERCOVER's Jun Takahashi and his obsession with elephants and the Eames lounging chair from Herman Miller, to BLANKEY JET CITY's Toshiyuki Terui describing his nocturnal, hermit-like process in which he came up with many of the band's songs.
Scanned from ASAYAN Booth Style, April 1997
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Featuring the incredible prop and costume work by Tomoeda Kojiro (KEIZ OBJ), this space themed shoot mixes pieces from brands such as Hysteric Glamour, Vivienne Westwood, Margiela and Christopher Nemeth, metallic texturing and hand made props on the japanese fashion model Chiharu Kawai resulting in a really cool fusion of fashion and futurism.
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Scanned from ID Japan, The UFO Issue [Vol 14 November 1992]
Editorial Director: Sumihisa Okiyama
Photography: Kaz Nakamura
Styling: Yoshiyuki Shimazu
Hair & Makeup: Tomita Sato
Model: Chiharu Kawai
Prop & Costume Work: Tomoeda Kojiro (KEIZ OBJ)
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These scans from the popular cultural magazine H-MAGAZINE feature multiple ads and a cute comic feauring the mascot HYOMA and others from the japanese cult fashion label 20471120.
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Scans from the Japanese fashion magazine KERA, this special issue focuses on the punk subculture and fashion in Japan and these scans in particular focus on punk hairstyles straight from the streets and salons of Harajuku in the 2000s with mini tutorials on how to do these hairstyles for yourself.
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Scanned from: KERA PUNX
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“Samurai Girl” by Julie Watai.
One of my favorite photobooks in my collection, the photo work and direction from Julie Watai was ahead of it’s time and quite possibly influenced some of the aesthetics of the y2k and cyber movement revival we see quiet often today.
Described perfectly by Julie as Spirituality & Technology For The Moe Consciousness.
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Gothic x Lolita x Fetish Punk
Featuring multiple famous harajuku punk styles during the 2000s in Japan and their respective styling guides.
Scanned from KERA magazine, PUNX edition.
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Vivienne Westwood Gold Label
Featured in the japanese fashion magazine ZOLA.
Primarily focusing on pieces from the couture line from Vivienne Westwood, known as "Gold Label".
Photography by Kogure Toru
Styling by Tomita Kahori
Model: Nika
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