AMOMENTO presents a 2026 Fall/Winter editorial photography exhibition in collaboration with Japanese fashion magazine Them, running until November 6 at AMOMENTO Hannam Store. Them, founded in 2014, is a Japanese fashion magazine known for its distinctive perspective on fashion, art, and culture. Photographer Ibuki Yamaguchi participated in this editorial project.
The work captures the subtle relationship between people and clothing, from the moment they wear them to the traces and memories left behind after they leave. It goes beyond a traditional fashion editorial by illuminating the time and memories embedded in clothing. In the framed photographs on the wall, figures lie down in clothes, lean against stairs, or stand in stillness. The clothes remain, but only traces of those who wore them seem to linger. The images capture not the moment of wearing, but the time that follows.
The exhibition offers a new perspective on AMOMENTO's 2026 Fall/Winter collection. It runs from October 30 to November 6 at the Hannam store. The photographs in the slides are cleanly arranged within white cube walls, with text panels and magazine spreads placed below. The space itself functions as a device that calibrates the distance between clothing, photography, and the viewer.
Clothing does not exist only in the moment of wearing but also remains in the memory of those who wore it. AMOMENTO visually explores this relationship through the exhibition. What traces do clothes leave for you?
The work captures the subtle relationship between people and clothing, from the moment they wear them to the traces and memories left behind after they leave. It goes beyond a traditional fashion editorial by illuminating the time and memories embedded in clothing. In the framed photographs on the wall, figures lie down in clothes, lean against stairs, or stand in stillness. The clothes remain, but only traces of those who wore them seem to linger. The images capture not the moment of wearing, but the time that follows.
The exhibition offers a new perspective on AMOMENTO's 2026 Fall/Winter collection. It runs from October 30 to November 6 at the Hannam store. The photographs in the slides are cleanly arranged within white cube walls, with text panels and magazine spreads placed below. The space itself functions as a device that calibrates the distance between clothing, photography, and the viewer.
Clothing does not exist only in the moment of wearing but also remains in the memory of those who wore it. AMOMENTO visually explores this relationship through the exhibition. What traces do clothes leave for you?
FAQ
Where is the Amento 2026 F/W editorial exhibition taking place?
The exhibition runs from October 30 to November 6, 2026, at Amento Hannam store. It's a collaborative editorial with Japanese fashion magazine Them, featuring photographer Ibuki Yamaguchi.
What kind of magazine is Them?
Them is a Japanese fashion magazine launched in 2014. It explores fashion, art, and culture through a distinctive lens, and this Amento collaboration examines the subtle relationship between clothing and people.
What does the Amento exhibition capture?
It photographs the relationship between clothing and people—from the moment garments are worn to the traces and memories left behind. Beyond typical fashion editorials, it illuminates the time and memory embedded in clothes.
