Most Recent Tokyo Fashion Articles

Grab your ruler and pencil sharpener! April marks the beginning of the new school year in Japan. Now, fun-loving gyaru (gals) and gyaruo (male gals) alike must search for items to offset the boredom of mandatory high school uniforms. Luckily,

After the tragic events of the last month, it was a sign of great hope that sports, street demonstrations, hanami (cherry blossom viewing) parties and fashion shows took place over the last few days in Tokyo - a city desperate

Harajuku fashion brand 6%DOKIDOKI has never been shy about bringing its vision of extreme cuteness to the world outside of Japan. Last year, we covered the "Harajuku Kawaii Experience 2010" world tour as the brand painted London, Paris, and San

I swear, it wasn't my intention write about men's underwear for Tokyo Fashion this week. But while I was searching online for new Japanese product information, something suddenly jumped out of the web browser and began to attack the keyboard

Yasumasa Yonehara (aka Yone) is one Japan's most well-known and influential fashion magazine editors and photographers. As famous as he is, Yone is also one of the coolest, most down-to-earth guys you could ever hope to meet - and someone

Ghost in the Shell is one of the most popular and stylish science fiction franchises ever to emerge from Japan's anime arsenal. Originally conceived as a cyberpunk manga by Masamune Shirow, Ghost became an international hit (and helped to inspired

There are many positive things happening around Tokyo to benefit the victims of the recent earthquake and tsunami. One of the more attention-getting quake-related events this week was the appearance of a giant Converse All-Star sneaker in front of the

Leaving Harajuku Station on the afternoon of March 11, 2011, I never could have imagined how drastically different things would feel by the time I returned only a few hours later. When the Tohoku Earthquake and Tsunami struck Japan that

On Saturday night, Tokyo's fashion scene came together at the Trump Room to support earthquake and tsunami victims while listening to great music and sharing quality time with friends. Produced by Tokyo Dandy, the "ONE NIPPON" party had a fantastic

Last week, Tokyo Fashion reported on how Shibuya's big-haired (and also big-hearted) onii-kei guys were doing their part to help with Japan's earthquake and tsunami recovery efforts. Now GALSTAR, a Shibuya 109-style brand whose clothing is featured regularly in magazines