Each bookstore will act as a concierge, recommending "the one book you should read right now" to FASHION HEADLINE readers. Every Friday, Daikanyama T-Site (17-5 Sarugaku-cho, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo) will introduce a book selected by the store.
■ "Welcome to Tomoki Sukezane's Costume Room: Welcome to my closet! Autumn-Winter" by Tomoki Sukezane
Tomoki Sukezane is a popular stylist renowned as a leading expert in men's stylist. What kind of clothes does he wear every day?
This book is a coordination guide that compiles and explains Tomoki Sukezane's personal outfits over the past six months in diary format. It also includes valuable archives gathered over his many years as a stylist, and "combines the occupational hazards of being a stylist into a book" (Sukezane).
After nearly 30 years as a stylist, Sukezane says, "I've accumulated so many wardrobes that even I'm amazed," and this book marks a turning point for him as he looks back on the past and moves forward into the future.
On October 15th, a talk event by Sukezane Tomoki will be held in the event space on the second floor of Tsutaya Bookstore Building 1 to commemorate the publication of this book. The moderator will be Ikeda Makoto from the "UOMO" editorial department, who will discuss "how to approach clothes."
You can participate in the event with a participation ticket received when you purchase the book, and tickets are currently being accepted in-store, by phone, and through the online store. The event is limited to 60 people.
[Book Information]
"Welcome to my closet! Autumn-Winter, by Tomoki Sukezane
Publisher: Shueisha
Softcover / 128 pages / 208x148x14mm
Published: 2015
Language: Japanese
Price: 1,600 yen
[Event Information]
Talk show to commemorate the publication of Tomoki Sukezane's "Welcome to my closet! Autumn-Winter, by Tomoki Sukezane" (Shueisha)
Venue: Tsutaya Bookstore Building 1, 2nd floor, Event Space
Address: 16-15 Sarugaku-cho, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo
Date: October 15th
Time: 7:30 PM - 9:00 PM
■Message from the Editorial Department
This will be the last installment of the "Daikanyama T-Site Recommended Books" series, which has been published every Friday. Thank you very much for your continued support.
http://tsite.jp/daikanyama/event/005148.html
