Picked up the latest issue of FRUiTS today and it looks like those ever dependable Tokions are keeping it nice and tidy. If you’ve never flipped through a copy, FRUiTS has a very simple content flow: each issue contains 80-odd pages of head-to-toe streetshots with details outlined in the footer. Arguably the most influential fashion magazine of the past decade, I love FRUiTS because it has inspired a generation of girls to embrace a fashion style that is eclectic, expressive, haphazard but always well executed. Plus anything that helps subvert the mall aesthetic gets an A+ in my books.
name: blue age: 22 shirt: topman skirt: ??? (somewhere in London) shoes: doroshi bag: anya hindmarch favourite shop: manyaque favourite city: london occupation: Sales
name: nao occupation: university student hair salon: kakimoto arms
name: u occupation: faline tee: jeremy scott skirt: jeremy scott hoody: faline bag:ysl shoes: vivienne westwood
name: bunny jacket: fafi tee: andre pants: ksubi
name: grico occupation: university student one-piece: courreges shoes: merisa favourite city: harajuku, yokohama
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Comment by juliakozlov July 26, 2008 @ 11:03 pmbest best best
Comment by german July 27, 2008 @ 2:43 pmSexee styling profilin’ I’ve been into this mag for a while, all other street fashion mags/sites are biters.
Comment by C-murda July 31, 2008 @ 11:03 pmyou paid 10.79 for that? Not that it matters but, gosh it seems expensive.
Comment by cloverbell August 5, 2008 @ 11:43 pmThis magazine is oh-so-very inspiring! Try reading “The Tokyo Look Book” by Philomena Keet. It has tons of English information on sub-cultures and fashion in Tokyo. Well~ if you know it already, you don’t need me to tell you that, eh!