FRUiTS, Vol. 15, published in October 1998, wanders through the vibrant crossroads of Harajuku at a moment when youth culture expressed itself with a disarming mixture of spontaneity and precision. This issue captures the fleeting poetics of street style as a form of quiet rebellion, where layers, textures, and handmade details become instruments of self-invention in a city always in motion. Each portrait feels suspended between shyness and confidence, revealing a community that dressed not to impress but to articulate an inner rhythm, preserving a snapshot of late-nineties Tokyo where fashion breathed with the openness of possibility.

Condition: very good
Japanese
79 pages
26 x 18,5 cm