Model in a pleated pink dress and red shoes posing in front of a tour bus for Tokyo Park editorial

Model wearing colour-blocked dress standing on yellow asphalt between two buses for Grazia Malaysia Tokyo Park editorial

Model in a pale green top, orange ruffled skirt, and yellow gloves posing in front of a tour bus

Model wearing a pink printed top and patterned tights outdoors against bare trees and a red tower structure.

Model in sheer red blouse and black polka-dot trousers wearing a black hat outdoors in Tokyo Park for Grazia Malaysia

Model wearing a faux fur coat standing outdoors in a snowy park with a tall red tower in the background.

Model in a yellow dress standing outdoors in a snow-covered park for Grazia Malaysia Tokyo Park project

Model wearing a decorative black eye mask and strapless pale pink top outdoors with a red steel tower in the background.

Model in yellow patterned blouse and bright yellow skirt with black boots standing before parked buses.

Model in green dress holding a gold ring hoop posing near a car and red bridge structure for Grazia Malaysia Tokyo Park editorial

Model in a floral print dress and yellow tights leaning backward outdoors beneath a red architectural structure

Grazia Malaysia Tokyo Park 2026

About

Tokyo Park for Grazia Malaysia is a masterclass in editorial fashion, where the stark, industrial bones of Tokyo provide a vibrant backdrop for high-concept styling. Photographer Tak Sugita leans into the intersection of urban landscape and high-end couture, capturing a series of portraits that move beyond traditional seasonal fashion spreads. By utilizing natural light to highlight the intricate interplay of textures—from heavy pleated fabrics and translucent organza to plush faux-fur—the project establishes a cinematic rhythm that feels both grounded and surreal. Fashion Editor Maria Teresa Strippoli curates a bold aesthetic, layering eclectic elements like bright knit hosiery and striking accessories against the iconic red lattice of Tokyo Tower and the gritty, snow-dusted surfaces of city parking lots. With model Suzi Leenaars embodying a dynamic range of movement and stoic presence, the editorial narrative balances minimalism with dramatic color-blocking. The inclusion of subtle 35mm film grain and varied low-angle compositions invites a documentary-style intimacy, effectively softening the sharp geometric lines of the city. This project serves as a sophisticated testament to the power of environmental storytelling in designer fashion, where every frame is meticulously staged to elevate the garment into a piece of living, breathing art while maintaining the quiet, meditative quality of an overcast winter day.