Jiro Konami - footprints
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Release year: 2017
Binding: Softcover
Pages: 164 pages
Size: 11.6 x 8.8 x 0.47 in (29.5 x 22.5 x 1.2 cm)
Publisher: VAINL ARCHIVE
Edition: Copies of 500
'footprints' is a photo book by New York–based photographer Jiro Konami, known for his work around street culture and contemporary fashion.
The book brings together images from nine seasons of the Japanese menswear brand VAINL ARCHIVE, photographed between 2013 and 2017. Shot in a documentary style, it follows the collaboration between photographer Jiro Konami and designer Kohei Ohkita.
Across more than 160 pages, 'footprints' captures the mood, energy, and evolving identity of the brand over time.
NYC-based photographer Jiro Konami, is a key figure in contemporary Japanese photography. With a keen eye for street culture, Konami collaborates with brands like Supreme, The North Face, and Wacko Maria. Through projects with brands such as Zucca and Shu Uemura, Konami continues to showcase cutting-edge trends and culture.
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