Publisher/Thames & Hudson

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"Tokyo Street Style: Fashion in Harajuku," written by fashion journalist Tiffany Godoy and edited by Ivan Vartanian, is set in Harajuku in the mid-2000s and explores the fashions of young people who broke free from the constraints of brands and trends, reinterpreting them not as the product of consumption but as acts of visual expression. Godoy's text meticulously captures the impulses and improvisations that emerge on the streets, quietly illustrating how individual styles are connected to the city. Meanwhile, Vartanian's editing, through the arrangement of photographs and visuals, positions these styles as contemporary visual culture, rather than as passing fads. Rather than providing a comprehensive summary of Harajuku fashion, this book uses the power of photography and editing to document the moment of self-expression accumulating and question the conditions under which fashion can be established as a culture. This is the UK edition, and contains the same content as the US edition, "Style Deficit Disorder: Harajuku Street Fashion, Tokyo."