An iconic archival piece from Nobuhiko Satoh’s IFSIXWASNINE (Maniac Corp.). Crafted from a lightweight, semi-sheer jersey knit, this longline top/mini dress features a striking vertical python scale graphic running down the center spine. Finished with raw, frayed hems at the cap sleeves and sweep.
Size - Womens XS/S
Made in Italy
Calf Leather / Suede, Mixed Natural Feathers, Eco-Brass Monili Micro-Beading, White-Gold/Silver-Tone Hardware
Magnetic Barrel Clasp
Length - 52.705cm / 20.75"
Condition 10/10 [Original Box Included]
Published by Little More in November 1999, E-MODE is a collaborative monograph featuring actress and model Makiko Esumi, shot by photographer Hiroshi Nonami. Departing from standard celebrity portraiture, the volume applies Nonami’s signature darkroom techniques—including multiple exposures and intricate analogue overlay processing—to high-fashion aesthetic layouts.
Condition 8.5/10 [Small Scratch Over Cover]
1999
Made In Italy
Size 42 IT
98% Cotton
2% Elastane [Raw indigo stretch denim]
Mixed Base-Metal Hardware
Condition 10/10
The Devil May Care: A Tribute to the Modern-Day Outlaw is an unfiltered photographic record of the motorcycle club landscape across Australia and New Zealand. Compiled by veteran journalist Boris Mihailovic, the book moves past the polished imagery of mainstream bike culture to document the genuine faces and lifestyles of the Australasian "bikie" scene in the early 1990s.
The content is a blend of candid documentary photography and personal accounts, providing a window into a community often defined by its isolation from the status quo. It captures the rugged atmosphere of the road and the mechanical grit of the era, serving as an important archival piece for those interested in the authentic history of outlaw motorcycling and counterculture.
UPC Publishing / OzBike
1992
Softcover
125 Pages
8.9/10
Autumn / Winter 2012
Made in Italy
100% Cotton [Denim Base]
Virgin Wool Blend [Waistcoat Overlay]
Condition 10/10 [Brand New with Original Tags]
*Size 44IT Without Handkerchief and Slightly Darker Tone
A relic from the early digital underground — this CD-ROM captures the haunting world of Katan Amano through a raw, interactive archive. Uncanny handmade figures, suspended somewhere between innocence and distortion, unfold through lo-fi menus and still imagery characteristic of the late ’90s CD-ROM era.
Condition 10/10 [Brand New]
Treville Books
Size 48 IT [L]
Made in Italy
100% Cotton [Heavyweight distressed denim]
Aged Silver Metal Hardware
Condition 10/10
Too Fast To Love: Heavy Metal Portraits by David Yellen
A raw snapshot of American heavy metal culture at its most unfiltered — focusing less on the bands, and more on the people orbiting them. Shot across the U.S. in the early 2000s, David Yellen documents fans, followers, and backstage hopefuls moving through the fading glow of the hair metal era.
The portraits are direct and unpolished — mullets, leather, denim, makeup, and DIY styling all captured without judgement. There’s a sense of devotion running through it — identity built around music, image, and belonging.
Condition 9.5/10
2004
144 Pages
Japanese Label
Size S/M
Shoulder Width 40cms
Bust Width 42cms
Sleeve Length 59cms
Length 52cms
Published by Asuka Shinsha in 2001, White Ice Sherbet is an early collaborative monograph capturing model, singer, and actress Anna Tsuchiya at the start of her career. Photographed by Kimura Ihei Award winner Mika Ninagawa, the book showcases Ninagawa’s signature hyper-saturated color palette, heavy filter usage, and vivid floral backdrop staging. It captures a distinct moment in early-2000s Japanese subculture, balancing high-energy rock-and-roll youth aesthetics with dreamlike, high-contrast studio portraiture.
Condition 9.1/10