For International Women’s Day, we brought together a Japanese and an African woman, each wearing a drape inspired by their heritage, right in the heart of Shibuya Crossing. In a sea of people from all walks of life, they stood boldly, representing culture, identity, and unity through fashion.

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Ashley brings grace and power to new heights—literally. As an aerialist, she blends movement with meaning, wearing a custom denim drape that mirrors both strength and softness. In her interview, Ashley opens up about how dance helps her process emotions, why fashion is a form of release, and how it felt to step into something designed just for her.

Stylist Gabrielle Small knows how to bring out the best in every look. In this issue, she shares how spring sparks creativity through color, texture, and energy. Her love for helping people express themselves through fashion shines, especially when working with GaMi Lew’s drapes—pieces she describes as full of personality, movement, and meaning.​

Born in Tokyo and rooted in storytelling, GaMi Lew is more than a fashion brand—it’s a journey of faith, creativity, and cultural fusion. In this feature, go behind the seams of both GaMi Lew and its children’s line, Bunny & Hare. From couture drapes to kids’ designs filled with adventure, this story reveals how one mother turned her love for design into two bold, heart-led brands.