Achiever's Closet: Party at Hotel on Rivington

Wednesday, October 27, 2010

Party at Hotel on Rivington

photograph by Hideyuki Ikeura

Stephan, HIRO (Achiever's Grand Designer)

photograph by Akiko Higuchi

DJ Ali Shaheed (A Tribe Called Quest)

photograph by Akiko Higuchi

Amanda Diva

photograph by Hideyuki Ikeura

PESU

photograph by Hideyuki Ikeura

MIKI (King Jam), DJ Ali

photograph by Akiko Higuchi

Pikkal (King Jam), MN2

photograph by Hideyuki Ikeura

PISMO

photograph by Akiko Higuchi

DJ MUNARI

photograph by Hideyuki Ikeura

photograph by Hideyuki Ikeura

RUMI, YOSHIKO

photograph by Akiko Higuchi

MINATO, YUKI

photograph by Akiko Higuchi

photograph by Akiko Higuchi

photograph by Hideyuki Ikeura

photograph by Akiko Higuchi

photograph by Hideyuki Ikeura

photograph by Akiko Higuchi

Thanx a lot, Yaz !!!

photograph by Hideyuki Ikeura

Thanx a lot for coming, all people !!!

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