DAZED AND CONFUSED JAPAN - ISSUE #62 2007

Published by Dazed and Confused Japan, November 2007
Softcover | 44 pages | 18.5 x 26 cm
Language: Japanese / English
Condition: Perfect

This rare 2007 issue of Dazed and Confused Japan spotlights the singular vision of Hedi Slimane—an artist who redefined the boundaries between fashion, photography, and youth culture. Known for his transformative impact at Dior Homme and Saint Laurent, Slimane’s presence in this edition is felt not through design, but through the lens.

Across 44 pages, Slimane offers a visual narrative that is both stark and poetic, capturing the raw beauty of youth, underground music, and contemporary identity with his unmistakable minimalist sensibility. The magazine becomes a platform for his photography to unfold—evocative, unfiltered, and charged with emotional clarity.

More than a magazine, this issue stands as a time capsule from the late 2000s, reflecting a moment when fashion, subculture, and editorial experimentation collided. For admirers of Slimane’s aesthetic and those drawn to the convergence of art and style, this is a collector’s artifact from an era shaped by his gaze.