FRUiTS, Vol. 3, published in October 1997, reflects the magazine’s early commitment to capturing street style as a natural extension of youth identity in Tokyo. This issue focuses on the growing confidence of Harajuku’s scene, where bold outfits, strong contrasts, and deliberate styling choices stand out without feeling forced. Clothing appears expressive and direct, mixing punk influences, playful details, and personal touches that signal individuality rather than trend awareness. The magazine observes these looks with calm attention, allowing each subject to exist on their own terms, and offers a clear snapshot of a moment when street fashion was becoming louder, more assured, and deeply tied to self expression in everyday city life.

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