Posts Tagged ‘tokyo fashion’
Uniqlo Shinjuku – New Shop Coming Soon
With the economy hitting a new bottom day after day, there always seems to be one Japanese fashion company releasing good news – Uniqlo. No matter who badly the luxury brands get pounded, no matter how many select shops close down, Uniqlo sales always seem to be up and they always seem to be expanding, [...]
Sounds Good Shibuya Closes Down
Sad news from the heart of Shibuya. The Sounds Good by United Arrows super hip fashion select shop here closed down at the beginning of this month (April 2009). We first reported on this cool concept store when it opened, just over six months ago. We here are Tokyo Fashion are sad to see it [...]
Atmos Tokyo x Hello Kitty x Parco Shibuya 2009
Parco in Shibuya is hosting a special Hello Kitty x Atmos Tokyo shop right now. The shop contains limited edition goods and vinyl figures of everyone’s favorite cute Japanese cat. Pictures and more info after the jump.
Shibuya 109 Architect Celebrates 30 Years
It has been 30 years since 1979 when Minoru Takeyama, the Japanese super-architect, saw the opening of one of his more famous project – Shibuya 109. In the the three decades since it’s opening, Shibuya 109 has become (along with LaForet in Harajuku) one of the two most important department stores in all of Japan [...]
Japanese Brand LDS Celebrates Obama Inauguration
As everyone in the universe knows, yesterday was the day that Barack Obama was sworn in as the 44th president of the United States. Wow. That’s cool, but not really Japanese fashion related – or is it? Actually, it turns out that at least one very popular Japanese girl’s fashion brand is celebrating Obama’s inauguration [...]
X-Girl Japan 15th Anniversary Bearbricks
X-Girl Japan has teamed up with MediCom Toy Company to release a set of limited edition camouflage Bearbricks. Tokyo Fashion has exclusive photos and info before the release.
Is Tokyo the Next World Fashion Capitol?
The Not From Paris blog has an interesting article from a few days ago about the ascendance of Tokyo as the next world fashion capitol. The writer doesn’t seem to be against the idea that Tokyo is rising, but he/she doesn’t believe that it can become one of the key fashion cities in the world [...]
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