Posts Tagged ‘Japanese fashion brand’
Style Icon Tokyo – “Harajuku Neo Street” Fashion Brand Debut Exhibition
A report and pictures from the debut exhibition of Harajuku streetwear brand Style Icon Tokyo.
Alice Black Jewelry “Pretty Vacant” 2013 A/W Collection
Pictures of the 2013 Autumn/Winter collection by Japanese silver accessory brand Alice Black.
Harajuku’s 6%DOKIDOKI Release Bilingual Mook Celebrating 18 Years of “Sensational Kawaii”
Kawaii Japanese fashion brand 6%DOKIDOKI have released a new book and tote bag celebrating their history in Harajuku.
HIBI, ORLEANS, and CHIMERICAL – Three New Japanese Fashion Brands Debut in Harajuku
A report on the MGK exhibition in Harajuku, featuring the debut collection of three new Japanese fashion brands as well as an interview with one of the young designers.
Alice Black Jewelry 2013 S/S Collection “The Meaning of Life”
Pictures of the 2013 Spring/Summer collection by popular-on-the-Tokyo-streets Japanese jewelry brand Alice Black.
Nude N Rude – Tokyo’s “Bright Despair” Lifestyle Boutique & Fashion Brand
A profile – with lots of pictures – of the Tokyo shop and brand Nude N Rude. Featuring Nude N Rude Couture modeled by Japanese model Hirari Ikeda.
Nude N’ Rude Couture 2012 S/S featuring Hirari Ikeda
Pictures of Japanese brand Nude N’ Rude’s 2012 Spring/Summer collection modeled by Hirari Ikeda, Melory and Miwa.
Broken Doll Japan – Indie Fashion Brand, Rock Band, and Tokyo Shop
A profile of the popular-in-Harajuku Japanese indie fashion brand Broken Doll, the Japanese rock band Broken Doll, and the Tokyo shop of the same name – Broken Doll!
Million $ Orchestra “Pastel Horror Yum Yum Show” Harajuku Exhibition with Alice Black
Pictures and a report from the Million $ Orchestra “Pastel Horror Yum Yum Show” exhibition in Harajuku with Takeru from SuG and Norimi from Alice Black.
Alice Black 2012-13 A/W “The Queen is Dead” Featuring Hirari Ikeda
Pictures of punk-inspired Japanese jewelry brand Alice Black’s 2012-13 A/W collection “The Queen is Dead” – featuring Harajuku model Hirari Ikeda.
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