Publisher/Chronicle Books

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A photo book by Japanese photographer Yasushi Hirokawa. Yasushi Hirokawa has been actively releasing exhibitions and photo books in recent years, focusing on landscape photography that focuses on the relationship between nature and humans. This book is the first photo book published in 1987 and is highly rated overseas. Working in collaboration with the female stylist Mie Hataki, who was an indispensable presence in Masaharu Ueda's fashion photography in his later years, he travels around Japan's countryside and takes portraits of people who are rooted in their communities and live in harmony with nature, dressed in designer fashion. A unique project to photograph. A watchmaker's couple and a restaurant owner wear Comme des Garçons, a farmer wears Issey Miyake, and a fisherman wears Yohji Yamamoto. You will be reminded that clothes are just two-dimensional things, and that they are products of people and their individuality, and you will also be surprised by the chemical reaction between pure humans and the designed costumes. This is a wonderful photo book that makes you think about the relationship between humans and fashion, as well as the future of fashion. English edition.