FRUiTS, Vol. 93 published in April 2005 by Arai Shigeo captures the fading glow of Harajuku’s street style just before it began to dissolve into memory. This issue documents a moment of quiet transformation when the loud colors and radical layering of the late 1990s gave way to something more introspective and subdued. The photographs, intimate and unfiltered, portray young individuals wrapped in scarves, coats, and knitwear that seem to protect not only from the cold but from the shifting tides of culture. FRUiTS Vol. 93 stands as a portrait of Harajuku’s waning innocence, where personal expression still thrived in the quiet defiance of everyday fashion.

Condition: good (minors signs of wear)
Japanese
79 pages
26,5 x 19 cm