Sequel distinguishes itself by resisting explanation, keeping its presence intentionally quiet as it develops minimal garments and instinct-driven ideas. Through both the brand and its WEEKEND storefront, Miyazaki cultivates a space where creation happens in real time, shaped by restraint rather than promotion.
Sequel distinguishes itself by resisting explanation, keeping its presence intentionally quiet as it develops minimal garments and instinct-driven ideas. Through both the brand and its WEEKEND storefront, Miyazaki cultivates a space where creation happens in real time, shaped by restraint rather than promotion.
Ten years after his first trip to Japan, Los Angeles–based creative director Paulo Calle releases Calle Tokyo, a photo book capturing the raw energy of 2015 Tokyo—where friendship, youth, and street culture collided and shaped a generation.
To mark its 30th anniversary, Neighborhood presents an exhibition at Laforet Harajuku showcasing Osamu Nagahama’s portraits, a recreation of its first store, and incense chamber art that embody the brand’s enduring spirit.
