VOGUE JAPAN November Issue Celebrates Outdoor Fashion and Nature

VOGUE JAPAN's November Issue: Into the Wild

The latest edition of VOGUE JAPAN, hitting the stands on October 1st, showcases the theme "Into the Wild," blending fashion and the great outdoors in a vibrant homage to nature. The cover features the striking Lyra Moss, immersed in a breathtaking sunset backdrop.

In this issue, readers can delve into the "Outdoor Lover's Essential Catalog," spotlighting must-have items for outdoor enthusiasts curated by professionals from the fashion industry. Expect looks that harmonize with nature, such as chic outfits styled against the majestic backdrop of the Canadian Rockies, showcasing the effortless elegance that comes with outdoor adventures. "Effortless Chic Through Nature" highlights chic styles that seamlessly align with the natural world.

Meanwhile, the "Metropolitan Slalom" segment presents eye-catching yet functional ski wear for urban environments, encapsulating a contemporary take on outdoor fashion trends. Delve deeper into how natural elements can be infused into interior design, featuring luxurious items that resonate with the essence of nature.

Moving beyond fashion, the issue also features an exploration titled "Discover Hidden Kyoto,” which takes readers away from the bustling center of Kyoto and into the tranquil hills of Keihoku. Here, thatched-roof houses and scenic rivers create a serene landscape steeped in tradition. This escape offers a retreat where one can experience the rich cultural tapestry of the region that has persisted since the Heian period while finding rejuvenation amidst nature’s splendor.

Lyra Moss on the Cover

Highlighting the issue is cover star Lyra Moss, styled in the exquisite Chanel 2025-26 Fall/Winter Collection. The cover story beautifully captures her in the embrace of nature, against a lush green backdrop and vibrant horizons.

Feature: Akina Nakamori – A New Chapter

The magazine also makes history with its feature on legendary idol Akina Nakamori, making her first appearance in VOGUE JAPAN after many decades. Turning 60, Nakamori reflects on her life and artistry through an engaging series of photographs highlighting her intense gaze and captivating presence. The issue contains an interview where she answers 60 questions about her life, revealing her values and the transformative phase post her lengthy hiatus.

In an excerpt from the interview, she shares the exhilarating feeling of being able to connect with her fans during live performances, despite the challenges she faces related to singing itself.

Insights from the Interview

- Why did you agree to this feature?

"To me, the fashion world is embodied by 'VOGUE.' Hence, I am truly grateful for this opportunity."

- How do you feel about singing?

"Honestly, I dislike it! But I love making people happy. The connection with my audience during live performances is priceless."

Feature: Crush — The Beginning of aoen

Another highlight is the introduction of aoen, a new J-Pop boy band from HYBE, prominent in their passion for music and performance. Touted as one of the most promising groups in Asia today, their behind-the-scenes revelations and relatable moments add an additional layer to the magazine's digital and print content. Their candid interviews give insight into the dynamics of their creative journey, showcasing youthful enthusiasm.

Additional features in this edition include profile pieces on trendy figures like Kentarou Sakaguchi and glimpses of Gracie Abrams’ true self.

For these stories and more, stay updated via the official VOGUE JAPAN website and enjoy the latest visual storytelling that encapsulates the essence of contemporary fashion and culture.

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