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Asia, a Horror Film Paradise during Coronavirus — Korea “A Film Trip Around Asia in the Internet Age” Vol. 6:
This series of columns introduces the rich culture of Asian films from countries such as South Korea, Thailand, and the Philippines. It also aims to investigate the similarities and differences between Japanese films and other Asian films. -
Six sustainable cosmetics selected by Rie Shiraishi, Hair&Makeup artist
Introducing sustainable cosmetics by popular hair and makeup artist Rie Shiraishi. She also told us why she is sustainable-oriented. -
Dennis McGrath, the photographer I encountered through a skateboard magazine
Dennis McGrath is a photographer based in Los Angeles. He takes monochromatic photos of skaters cruising down the streets. Aside from skateboard photos, he captures adult film stars with his camera. Think: an adult film star strolling along a poolside, instead of strutting like it were a runway. -
Chanel meets an “unexpected partner” in the context of hip-hop / [Shockwaves in Contemporary Music and Fashion] Vol.6
In this series, Tsuya-chan writes about contemporary music with a focus on Japanese hip-hop. She breaks down the relationship between music and fashion, as well as fashion trends and youth culture. In her sixth installment, she talks about Chanel’s “unexpected partner” that rappers have been rhyming about. -
A new world shown by brands with an inorganic name
In the second part of the FW21 Paris Men’s Collection, I refer to brands’ context in common that the four letters of the alphabet are used as brand names. -
Morley Robertson’s Movie Column 2: Imagining the great transformation of an era. “The Joker,” Volume 1
TV personality Morley Robertson introduces three films for imagining a post-corona world that’s undergone a great transformation. He starts with “The Joker.” -
From Tokyo to Paris, from Paris to the world
This time, the first part of the FW21 Paris Men’s collection, let me mention two Japanese designers. -
Memories of the past life heal the pain?
Millennials in France talk a lot about “hypnotherapy” recently. In Europe and the United States, it is approved as a treatment method by medical institutions because its effects have been proved by brain science and cognitive behavioral therapy. -
Patrik Wallner, the photographer who skates across the world
The untouched city of Petra, Jordan. Angkor Wat, Cambodia. Hong Kong, where the symbol of chaos, Kowloon Walled City, once used to be. Traces left behind by a skateboard. Patrik Wallner’s photos capture heritages with a skater twist. -
The Hara Museum Reluctantly Closes Its Doors; Its Unknown History and Future
How did a private residence built by an entrepreneur for his wife become a US military officers’ dormitory, an embassy, and a museum? Shinagawa’s last exhibition sheds light on the history of the Hara Museum.