Sayuri Kurohoshi

Japanese Highstyle to the End

A black floral kimono jacket with a red-and-white botanical print, worn open over black latex leggings and black platform stilettos, with electric blue hair; the combination is distinctly Sayuri Kurohoshi, pulling Japanese textile tradition and latex together without treating eit

Latex Fashion Dress

Sayuri Kurohoshi arrived at the atelier already wearing the dress, which says something about her relationship with latex as everyday material rather than a studio prop. The dress is electric blue with black latex paneling, lace-up detailing running the full length of the front,

Latex Nun

Black-and-white latex in a nun's habit configuration is a concept that earns its place through execution, and Sayuri Kurohoshi delivers it with a straight-faced precision that keeps the series from tipping into parody. The look is a black latex long-sleeved top and a pleated skir

Sealed and Locked

Shot in high-contrast black and white against a clean white background, this series presents Sayuri Kurohoshi as something closer to a contemporary art object than a conventional fashion shoot, which is precisely the intention. The look is total enclosure: a full black latex cats

Perfect Asian Latex Girl

The series documents Sayuri Kurohoshi after hours already spent in the catsuit, the extended time in the material visible in how naturally she inhabits it throughout the session. Black latex catsuit and corset on the familiar black leather sofa, the black-and-white treatment redu

Artsy Latex Horse Girl

The series presents Sayuri Kurohoshi in a state of complete latex enclosure. A catsuit, gloves, corset, and horse mask form a sealed black surface that reads as sculpture rather than clothing in the black-and-white treatment. The mouthpiece and pointed ballet heels add a physical

Contemporary Art Horse + Extra

The series presents Sayuri Kurohoshi in full black latex enclosure with a horse mask, taken across two distinct settings — a clean studio environment and an outdoor park location that pushes the concept into genuinely unexpected territory. The studio images work in high-contrast