"The Tragedy of Mode" is a renovated traditional house in Higashi-Mukojima, Tokyo, that has become a hub for fashion enthusiasts. The store, run by Yana, curates designer archives and vintage pieces, each with its own story. It's less a retail space and more a community hub where shared passion for fashion and its history sparks connection and creativity.

Stylist Shinichi Mita's latest exhibition, "Path in Trace -轍-" at Laforet Museum Harajuku, delves into the essence of "Matoi" – adorning – by creating a compelling dialogue between Japan's rich traditional crafts and cutting-edge technology. Discover how Mita, known for his diverse work, bridges the old and the new in the world of fashion.

Explore the vibrant and extravagant world of Japan's maximalist subcultures, from the dazzling dekotora trucks to the flamboyant styles of Coming of Age Day celebrations and male gyaru. Discover the motivations and cultural significance behind these bold expressions of individuality.

Kozue Akimoto, a prominent figure in the Japanese fashion scene, has captivated the world with her distinctive style and unwavering self-expression. From her early days in Harajuku to her international modeling career, Akimoto has consistently pushed the boundaries of fashion and beauty.