Lula JAPAN issue 25

In each issue, Lula Japan dedicates itself to a single color, exploring and articulating its multifaceted meanings.

This issue centers on hi-iro (scarlet), a traditional Japanese color. Inviting three art directors, the magazine delves into the significance, impressions, and sensory essence of the color from diverse perspectives.

Within its pages are fashion stories captured by James Perolls and Shuya Aoki, presenting photographic works that explore new possibilities in dressing through combinations of colors, shapes, and materials. The issue also expands into art and photography, highlighting paintings by London-based artist Sara Anstis, as well as a photo story by photographer Bharat Sikka shot in Delhi, India. Featuring contributions from 12 creators sharing episodes inspired by scarlet, the publication brings together content that spans fashion, beauty, art, and culture.

Readers can enjoy a captivating journey across fashion, beauty, art, and culture through stunning visual narratives.