Stay Real Harajuku – Taiwanese Streetwear Brand Opens First Shop in Japan

Stay Real Harajuku – Taiwanese Streetwear Brand Opens First Shop in Japan

Posted on June 18, 2011 in

The popular Taiwanese streetwear brand Stay Real opened their first shop in Japan last week. The new Stay Real Harajuku shop is located in the heart of Tokyo's most famous fashion neighborhood, only minutes from other well-known streetwear stores including

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Sexy Summer Yukata for Shibuya Gyaru

Sexy Summer Yukata for Shibuya Gyaru

Posted on June 14, 2011 in

A few weeks ago, I filed a hard-hitting report for Tokyo Fashion about a new wave of flashy and eye-catching summer yukata robes designed especially for gyaruo: dandified males who habitually stalk female prey in the streets of Shibuya, Tokyo.

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Dorothy Vacance – Japanese Remake Fashion Brand, Boutique, Gallery & Atelier

Dorothy Vacance – Japanese Remake Fashion Brand, Boutique, Gallery & Atelier

Posted on June 11, 2011 in

Inspired by Judy Garland's character Dorothy in iconic film "The Wizard of Oz", Dorothy Vacance has grown from a college student's idea into a fashion and art boutique like nothing else. While at Sugino Fukushoku Daigaku (Sugino Fashion College), Ayano

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Shibuya Gyaruo Models Graduate to The Silver Screen in “MEN’S EGG DRUMMERS”

Shibuya Gyaruo Models Graduate to The Silver Screen in “MEN’S EGG DRUMMERS”

Posted on June 6, 2011 in

Start lining up for popcorn and Cokes… Get a good seat in middle of the row, front and center… The male models of that Shibuya-based "Gyaruo" style bible men's egg magazine are about to make their cinematic debut! On July

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Summer Yukata Robes To Pick Up Japanese Girls In

Summer Yukata Robes To Pick Up Japanese Girls In

Posted on May 29, 2011 in

Summer festival (AKA natsu matsuri) season is just around the corner in Japan, which means lots of fireworks, bon-odori dancing, and drinking in the streets. The heat is already on retailers to supply the appropriate clothing for these time-honored traditions.

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Harajuku Fashion Walk Pictures – Spring 2011

Harajuku Fashion Walk Pictures – Spring 2011

Posted on May 24, 2011 in

Harajuku Fashion Walk is an event that brings together members of many of Tokyo's fashion subcultures, including Lolita, Fairy-kei, Mori, Dolly, Gothic, and Decora. While the fashion on display at HFW may be diverse, everyone comes out for similar reasons

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Mighty Harajuku Project World Tour Pictures – US & Canada

Mighty Harajuku Project World Tour Pictures – US & Canada

Posted on May 20, 2011 in

The Mighty Harajuku Project was born in the days just after the massive 110311 earthquake struck Japan. Sebastian Matsuda from the Japanese fashion brand 6%DOKIDOKI was looking for something positive to channel his energy into - something that would not

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Superman & Batman Lingerie For Harajuku Girls

Superman & Batman Lingerie For Harajuku Girls

Posted on May 11, 2011 in

I was racing down Takeshita Street in Harajuku faster than a speeding bullet (but not as powerful as a locomotive) when something suddenly stopped me in my tracks. One of the many stores on the main drag was awash in

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FAKE Tokyo 1st Anniversary Party Pictures

FAKE Tokyo 1st Anniversary Party Pictures

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FAKE Tokyo is home to two of Japan's most cutting edge fashion boutiques (Candy Shibuya & Sister) and a gallery space (Gallery Fake) which holds underground fashion shows as well as fashion-related art exhibitions. It's hard for us to believe

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6%DOKIDOKI “Harajuku Kawaii Experience 2011” World Tour Pictures

6%DOKIDOKI “Harajuku Kawaii Experience 2011” World Tour Pictures

Posted on May 8, 2011 in

Last year, we covered the madness as Harajuku fashion brand 6%DOKIDOKI took their "Kawaii Anarchy" tour to Europe and America. Last month, everyone's favorite "Sensational Lovely Shop" hit the road once again. This time, Sebastian, Yuka, Vani, and the rest

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