Tag: japanese

I was in Tokyu Hands this last weekend and I stumbled across a cool Japanese fashion collaboration - Snoopy x Porter x Tokyu Hands. You can't really go anywhere in central Tokyo without randomly finding something interesting. A little research

The Not From Paris blog has an interesting article from a few days ago about the ascendance of Tokyo as the next world fashion capitol. The writer doesn't seem to be against the idea that Tokyo is rising, but he/she

In our ongoing series of Japanese fashion magazine furoku (free items given away with magazines), we present an exclusive Kate Moss x Topshop Japan vinyl clutch bag. The free Topshop Japanese bag comes with the Autumn / Winter 2008 Topshop

As promised last month, we made it out to the opening of the new ScoLar Tokyo shop in Harajuku yesterday (Saturday). The Tokyo Fashion crew is quite lazy (waking up on Saturday morning is difficult after Friday night), so we

Last week, Jeremy Scott arrived in Tokyo. And he/they/it (it's a person, it's a brand, it's a lifestyle) didn't land silently. There was a big party called "I'm Gorgeous" in Shibuya to celebrate the launch of the Jeremy Scott brand

While walking in the Aoyama area of Tokyo a few weeks ago, I noticed that the jewelry store Christofle on Aoyama Dori was all covered in Hello Kitty. The sign above the shop now says Christofle x Hello Kitty. I

One week from Saturday, on December 6th 2008, at noon, the new ScoLar Tokyo shop is opening on Cat Street in Harajuku. The new ScoLar shop will be located in the same building there The Viridi Anne used to be.

Over at Hypebeast today, they have news of a new collaboration sneaker between superstar Japanese fashion designer Jun Takahashi, Fragment Design, and Nike. The new Nike sneaker looks clean and retro with a thick white sole and comes in three

"Do More With Less - 40 Years of North Face", an exhibition celebrating the history of the North Face outdoor clothing and lifestyle brand, opens on Saturday (November 29, 2008) at Spiral Garden in the Aoyama area of Tokyo. The

Japanese flight attendant fashion is not exactly something you might think about every day - but apparently some people are very interested in just that. On a recent visit to a local Tokyo convenience store (konbini), I stumbled upon a