| The Peppermint Magazine Vol.7 |

Feature: Lolita Archivist Featuring with Ruri

Size: A4 irregular

High-quality paper, full color printing, 60 pages

Thank you all very much for your long wait.

After more than a year of planning and production, The Peppermint Magazine Vol.7 is finally complete.

The 8th issue of The Peppermint Magazine researches the approximately 30-year history of Lolita fashion in Japan from its birth to the present, collecting iconic fashion items known to all enthusiasts. We welcomed Ruri, who has been active in numerous Lolita-related events including the Goth-Loli Museum, as a creative partner. Under the theme "Feature: Lolita Archivist (Collector)," we carefully selected particularly cherished clothes from Ruri's vast collection and created three fashion stories together, incorporating explanations and episodes from each era.

The models for each story include Raimu Taya, Luan, Amy, and Bianca, and through Ruri's dreamlike styling, we have embodied our ideal image of Lolita fashion.

Also, as a feature in the middle of the issue, we include a long interview of about 16,000 characters with painter Tsubaki Torii, discussing the Lolita fashion scene of the 90s from the perspective of someone involved at the time, as well as sources of inspiration for their work. Alongside, we feature Tsubaki Torii's works selected by Ruri.

Our passion has once again set a new record for the most pages in The Peppermint Magazine. This issue comes with an impressive 60 pages.

The Peppermint Magazine is supported by your reservations. We promise you a decadent and dreamlike world of Lolita. We sincerely look forward to your reservations.

The Peppermint Magazine Vol.07 Feature: Lolita Archivist

60 pages total

3500 yen (tax included)

Stylist & Art director: Ruri

Photographer & Art Director: Ayano Sudo

Model:

Raimu Taya

Luan

Amy

Bianca

Hair&Makeup:Alice

Special thanks :

Taburoo

Hishiboshi Maru Junya Shinohara

Woody Carrot Momoko House

Expo '70 Commemorative Park　　　　　　

(Honorifics omitted)

| About Us: The peppermint magazine |

Ayano Sudo creates an art magazine with various artists in each issue. Each volume is released to the world as a work of art. Although it appears free at first glance, it is always exposed to the scrutiny of an unspecified majority, distancing itself from the internet world where information is constantly born and disappears. It pursues an endlessly beautiful world and sometimes delivers bold messages to you. The book is thin but rich in content. Like peppermint, it offers great effects in a small amount.