Tag: japanese fashion

Dice-K is a young Japanese fashion designer and creative whose brand GlamHate - which celebrates vampires, glam ... and hate - has just released its second collection. The concept of the new GlamHate "VAMPYRE" collection was inspired by Dice-K's revelation

Fanatic Tokyo – a Japanese street style print magazine launched in the Spring of 2017 – released their third issue last month. To celebrate, they held a fashion and music event at club WOMB in Shibuya. The suggested dress code

Japanese fashion designer Michiko Koshino - famous around the globe for her groundbreaking 1980s and 1990s UK clubwear and streetwear creations under the Michiko London label - held her first Harajuku fashion show in seventeen years on Friday night. The

Japanese fashion brand NIIMI (previously known as Buccal Cone) has been a force on the streets of Harajuku for the last few years. Launched by young designer Takeru Niimi while he was working at the avant-garde Tokyo boutique Dog Harajuku,

Japanese fashion designer Kansai Yamamoto - known worldwide for his colorful and creative 1970s and 1980s creations - will hold a limited time popup shop at LaForet Harajuku in Tokyo from October 3 - 13, 2016. The popup shop will

Japanese fashion designer Shohei Kato got his start on the streets of Tokyo's famous Harajuku neighborhood. Since graduating from Bunka Fashion College in 2014, the young designer has been focused on building his popular-on-the-streets-of-Tokyo fashion brand HEIHEI. HEIHEI just released

Michiko Koshino is a legend in the Japanese fashion world. She grew up in a family which made kimono for generations. In the 1934, her mother Ayako broke with tradition and opened her own dressmaking shop. Michiko and her two

We ran into Kurumi - a 21-year-old Japanese architect - on the street in Harajuku near the famous LaForet department store. In addition to her striking black asymmetrical bob hairstyle, Kurumi is wearing a velvet sukajan with tiger graphics by

Shohei Kato is a young Japanese fashion designer who we first met on the streets of Harajuku. Last year, we produced a short documentary about the debut of his fashion brand HEIHEI. HEIHEI's next collection, 2015-16 A/W's "I Am Not

Independent Japanese brand Buccal Cone exploded onto the Tokyo street fashion scene when the sheer kanji-print pieces from their 2014 Spring/Summer "Neo Extremists" collection appeared repeatedly in street snaps in Japanese fashion magazines. The key pieces from that collection sold