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Susumu Yokota | The Boy And The Tree

April 24, 2019

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Johnbull Private Labo

photos & clothes by johnbull_private_labo "Creating clothes that will be loved beyond the times. Since our establishment in 1952, we have continued to manufacture products based on the technology and sensibility we have cultivated throughout history...k nowing the meaning, charm and rules of each clothing, and pursuing reality and quality, bringing the new value of “Jeans”, “Work”, “Military” and “Dress” to the world. That is our role." privatelabo.jp

Yantor

photos by yantor.jp "Every place on earth has its distinctive culture. What people put on naturally projects their culture or way of life, giving us space to imagine what their life is like. wearing clothes is part of most people's daily routine, and is an regular act where no interference occurs. By having people wear our clothes, we attempt to find raw communication that shares little parts of daily life. When the clothes gradually fit into the space as it's a being absorbed into their sensitivies, there emerges a scene of life. The act of putting clothes on, somehow, changes its significance in different situations, while arousing one's existence quality as an individual. Having people wear our clothes gives birth to that communication allowing us to share the space and time in common." yantor.jp

Mionomichi | Onomichi

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