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The Hysteric Glamour x Courtney Love collection was released a little while ago, but Nylon Magazine posted some video featuring one of the dresses this week. The video features Nylon editor Marvin Scott Jarrett talking about - and photographing -

Just a quick photo update to share an interesting window from LaForet Harajuku. The display was created to promote the latest fashion by the popular Japanese punk fashion brand HellcatPunks. It feature several Western religious items - candles, a chalice,

Last week, in a bid to expand their reach in Japan, Twitter announced that they were launching a Japanese language interface for mobile users. At almost the same time, popular Japanese singer and fashion designer MEG announced to her fans

Nike Japan - unfazed by the bad economy - has announced plans to open a large new store on Omotesando Dori in Harajuku on November 14th, 2009. The new "Nike Flagship Harajuku" store which will be three stories tall and

Walking in Shibuya today, we were surprised to see a bunch of cows running wild on Center Street. Well, maybe not exactly cows - more like Japanese guys dressed in cow costumes. You see a lot of things on Center

Japan is home to a rich tradition of tattooing. Despite the widespread discrimination towards people with tattoos, with rules that prohibit tattooed people into hot springs, golf courses and gyms, it is still one of the best places in the

Yohji Yamamoto Inc., the fashion house founded by legendary Japanese designer Yohji Yamamoto, announced today that it has filed for bankruptcy protection in Tokyo District Court. The brand's aggressive spending - including expansion into European and American markets - are

One of TokyoFashion.com's favorite blogs right now is HORA Confessions. It's written by two non-Japanese models living and working in Tokyo. The blog gives you an insider's view of a foreign model's life in Tokyo. The updates alternate between being

According to an article on Yahoo Japan (via J-Cast), the Italian luxury fashion brand Versace has quietly withdrawn from the Japanese market. The article, currently available only in Japanese, says that Versace closed all four of their directly-managed Japanese stores

Last weekend, Tokyo Game Show 2009 was held at Makuhari Messe. TGS is the biggest video game event in Japan each year. We know it's not really much to do with fashion, but some of the Tokyo Fashion crew went