Tag: anime

Itazura Tokyo is a Shibuya boutique which sells vintage, resale, remake and indie fashion. But it's not just any indie shop - it's a super-hip store that is part of a growing subculture in Tokyo's fashion scene mixing Japanese fashion

The 2012 S/S edition of Japan Fashion Week (aka Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week) in Tokyo is under way! Several times each day, TokyoFashion.com's contributors are reporting back from runway shows and events all over town. Be sure to check out all

This cute and well-accessorized Japanese girl is named Ainoeri. We met Ainoeri on the street in Harajuku, where she told us that she is a voice actress, an apprentice designer, and an idol. Ainoeri's mostly-white outfit includes a camisole dress

Spinns Harajuku is a shop we've covered extensively since its grand opening last year. Located in the heart of Harajuku (not far from TokyoFashion.com headquarters), Spinns has quickly become a force in Tokyo's street fashion scene. In addition to selling

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

The Marui One department store in Shinjuku is usually the haunt of Gothic Lolita girls and teenagers seeking glam-punk-rock style. But on this day (Saturday, February 26, 2011), the building is under siege by hordes of rabid anime fans, most

This is Noguchi, another fan of the popular Grimoire resale shop that’s so well known for its Dolly style. She’s wearing a red corset over a short white dress – both items are from Grimoire. Her black mesh stocking and

This weekend, Tokyo Auto Salon 2010 arrives at Makuhari Messe. We hit the show on Friday to check it out and take pictures for those of you that can't make the trip this year. Tokyo Auto Salon is famous for

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

The LA Times just published an article saying that Japanese superstar artist, toy maker, fashion collaborator, and Louis Vuitton pattern maker, Takashi Murakami has leased a large building in Los Angeles to launch his own movie studio. Murakami is --