Tag: fashion collaboration

Mika Ninagawa is best known globally for her vividly colored photography, but she has also expanded into movie making and, more recently, fashion design. The artist has a rock star following with young women in Japan. Her exhibitions draw big

Avantgarde Harajuku is the hippest legwear shop in Tokyo. Their tights and stockings are worn by everyone from kids in the Tokyo street fashion scene to top Japanese and international celebrities. Neon Genesis Evangelion is one of the most influential

Blogs and magazines have been buzzing for months about the first ever exclusive fashion collaboration between Japan's Sanrio and the international powerhouse Forever 21. The "Forever 21 For Hello Kitty Collection" finally landed with a splash last night in stores

South Korean fashion brand and character goods company FaddyRobot launched a limited-time popup shop in Shibuya this weekend. The FaddyRobot shop was open for only four days (from 09/08 to 09/11) in Parco's SR6 Space at the top of Spain

Masuwaka Tsubasa is many things. She's a gyaru fashion goddess looked up to by millions of Japanese girls, she's the star of hundreds (or maybe thousands?) of ad campaigns and promotions, she's the face of too many beauty products to

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

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

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

The Japanese fashion brand World Wide Love - known for their punk/rock styled clothing - have announced a new series of tote bags featuring artwork from the popular Japanese manga One Piece. The new totes are going on sale one