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Leanda Heler for Schön Magazine with Ruinan

KATSUSHIKA HOKUSAI (1760 - 1849) , KATSUSHIKA HOKUSAI (1760 - 1849)  | Christie's

<n>Shiro Lolita</n> by <n>冈崎真一</n>.

The artwork <n>glow</n> by artist <n>0myn</n>, featured in the <n>Sleeper In Metropolis</n> exhibition.

Model <n>Eom Seo Yoon</n> photographed by <n>Songyi Yoon</n> for <n>Marie Claire Korea</n>, December 2022.

A teaser photo for <n>Red Velvet</n>'s "<n>Chill Kill</n>", shot by photographer <n>Cho Gi-Seok</n>.

Poster for the <n>Tama Art University Open Campus 2016</n>.

An example of the <n>Office Siren</n> aesthetic, published by <n>The Zoe Report</n>.

Blooming <n>Cherry Blossoms</n> in New York, published by <n>The Plant Magazine</n>.

Poster for the <n>Nanbu Ironware Exhibition - Inherited Skill and Beauty</n> at <n>Morioka History and Culture Museum</n>.

A look from the <n>J.KIM</n> Fall/Winter 2023 collection by <n>Jenya Kim</n>. Photo by <n>LESS</n>.

<n>Oni Cat</n>, an illustration by <n>Horitomo (Kazuaki Kitamura)</n> from the <n>Monmon Cats</n> series.

A photograph from the <n>365 Days with Ao Dai</n> series by photographer <n>Chiron Duong</n>.

<n>Animals with instruments dancing around a Shintoist frog</n> (1879) by artist <n>Kawanabe Kyōsai</n>.

<n>Sakurahime Azuma Bunsho</n> poster by designer <n>Koichi Sato</n>, 1976.

Model <n>Kiko Mizuhara</n> photographed by <n>Petra Collins</n> for <n>Vogue Italia</n>'s 'Author's Fake' series.

Ruth St. Denis in Omika (1913). Ruth St. Denis was a major pioneer of modern dance, who was influenced by Egyptian, Indian/Hindu and Japanese dancing styles. Early "American audiences were hostile to her experiments, labeling her the 'Jersey Hindoo' and comparing her with the belly dancers at the local burlesque houses." However, when she toured Europe in from 1906-09, her dances became a great success worldwide.

Looks by <n>Issey Miyake</n> from the 1988 book, <n>Issey Miyake: Photographs by Irving Penn</n>.