Starry-eyed beauty looks from the archives of i-D Japan:
we’re diving into the archives of i-D Japan, one of our first outposts in the region. Here, we flashback to the 2017 cover story of i-D Japan No. 3 The Break Silence Issue.
Although this story was shot for as the cover feature for i-D Japan No. 3 'The Break Silence Issue' back in 2017 it has some surprising parallels with today's isolation situation. Photographed by Daniel Jackson, it features models Rina and Manami lounging about in a mix of emotions from bored to stir-crazed — something we can all relate to right now.
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