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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 designer Michiko Koshino - known worldwide for her avantgarde 1980s and 1990s streetwear designs under the "Michiko London" brand name - has announced a limited edition collaboration collection with Korean streetwear brand NONA9ON (Nonagon). NONA9ON is produced by YG

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

Two of the hottest streetwear brands in Harajuku over the last year have been M.Y.O.B NYC and DAMAGE (DVMVGE). The two independent brands - one from Japan and one from Taiwan - will join forces and host a limited time

Independent Japanese streetwear brand HEIHEI is finishing a busy November with a limited time popup shop at the just re-opened Macaronic Boutique in Tokyo's fashionable Koenji neighborhood. The HEIHEI popup shop at Macaronic is open now through November 30, 2014.

Yurie Sekiya is a Japanese artist who creates fine art, super-cute character goods, and illustrations that end up not only on her own personally-produced fashion items, but also on the designs of high-end Japanese designers like Mikio Sakabe. Earlier this

Nicola Formichetti is one of the most well-known and influential creatives in the fashion world today - and a very, very busy man. His countless projects range from styling global superstars like Lady Gaga to fashion directing Vogue Homme Japan

Everyday may be Halloween in Harajuku, but that doesn't stop the Harajuku Kids from celebrating the real Hallows' Eve. This weekend, the Harajuku Fashion Walk crew gathered for their second annual Pop N Cute Halloween Party at club Milky Way

Nicola Formichetti is possibly the most influential fashion stylist in the world today. His work is wide ranging - from jaw-dropping theatrical styling for Lady Gaga to high-end Mugler collections to affordable everyday clothes for Uniqlo. He's also worked with

Japanese fashion fans living in Southern California have been lucky enough to see two major events take place around Los Angeles in the final month of 2011. The Sweet Streets art exhibition - featuring a popup shop by Tokyo fairy