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- Japanese fashion (2,499 bytes)
1: ... people think of when they see the term "Japanese Fashion".
3: ...kei]], and [[cosplay]]. Much of the extreme youth fashion scene in Japan is centered around the [[Shibuya]]...
7: ...[Japanese school uniforms]], [[office lady]] (OL) fashion, [[salary man]] style, traditional outfits like t...
11: ...rs ([[Beams]], [[Uniqlo]]), to exclusive high end fashion brands ([[Issey Miyake]]) and everything in betwe...
17: ...the world of fashion in recent years. Even French fashion house [[Louis Vuitton]] is now using designs from... - List of Japanese fashion designers (425 bytes)
1: ==Japanese Fashion Designers== - List of Japanese fashion styles (171 bytes)
1: List of Japanese fashion styles (feel free to add more):
4: * [[Harajuku fashion]] - Ato (fashion brand) (1,253 bytes)
1: ...' (not usually capitalized) is an edgy [[Japanese fashion]] brand created by designer [[Ato Matsumoto]]. Th...
5: * 1994 - First fashion show for the brand in Tokyo. - Japanese fashion designers (850 bytes)
1: ...as become more popular around the world, Japanese fashion designers have seen their reputations and demand ...
3: ==History of Japanese Fashion Designers==
4: The first Japanese fashion designers were probable the craftsman who created...
6: ==Modern Japanese Fashion Designers==
7: ...hashi]], to even younger designs, modern Japanese fashion designers have become well known around the world... - Lolita Fashion (7,606 bytes)
1: ...resented by its practitioners. Most often, Lolita fashion refers to those who wear skirts or dresses to the...
4: The current trend of Lolita fashion began in the 1970s with early brand such as [[Mil...
17: ==Types of Lolita Fashion==
18: ...tion in the 1970s, many different types of Lolita fashion have developed, all of them using the basic forma...
21: In Japan called gothloli, Gothic Lolita fashion is a hybrid of the gothic style that was founded ... - Japan Fashion Week (4,466 bytes)
1: ...ン) is a weeklong fashion industry event where fashion designers showcase their latest styles and outfit...
5: ...e difficulty attracting some of the best names in fashion design.
7: ...is now one of the most well known and influential fashion showcases.
9: ...entations since the restructuring, with a seventh fashion week planned for September of 2008:
74: ....jfw.jp/jp/index.html Official Homepage, Japanese Fashion Week (Japanese)] - Cher (fashion brand) (2,955 bytes)
1: ...print eco bag which became the must-have item for fashion conscious [[Tokyo]] girls in early [[2008]]. The ...
7: ...een in photos being carried by popular [[Japanese fashion models]] and [[Japanese celebrities|celebrities]]...
23: The Cher fashion shop in [[Harajuku]], [[Tokyo]]. - Tokyo Street Fashion (2,182 bytes)
1: ..., and time periods. The two sides of Tokyo Street Fashion though, when broken down include the half that is...
5: ...ough, representing a confluence of the top street fashion boutiques and individuals in the country and stem...
11: ...ic lolita|Gothic Lolita]] is another major street fashion in the city which usually consists of Victorian a...
13: ... even throughout the world as Tokyo’s effect on fashion continues to grow.
16: ...www.style-arena.jp/index_e.htm Style Arena Street Fashion Guide] - Folklore (fashion style) (1,904 bytes)
1: ...tyle) became the most popular trend in [[Japanese fashion magazines]] in the late spring and summer of [[20...
7: [[Category:Japanese fashion trends]]
8: [[Category:Japanese fashion styles]]
9: [[Category:Japanese fashion]] - Harajuku fashion (1,832 bytes)
1: ...Japan]]. Harajuku is one of the most famous youth fashion centers of Japan and the name of the area has eve...
3: ...eet fashion]], [[cosplay]], and [[gothic lolita]] fashion.
5: ==Japanese Street Fashion==
6: ...ds, and often during the week as well, [[Japanese fashion magazines]] send photographers to [[Omotesando Do...
11: ==Gothic and Lolita Fashion==
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- Japanese Culture (739 bytes)
9: == Fashion ==
11: === Fashion Styles and Subcultures === - List of Japanese clothing brands (1,430 bytes)
7: * [[ato (fashion brand)|ato]] (by Ato Matsumoto)
74: * [[Japanese fashion]]
76: [[Category:Japanese Fashion]] - A Bathing Ape (2,918 bytes)
8: ...ckly became popular in the back alleys of Tokyo's fashion-obsessed [[Harajuku]] neighborhood.
10: ...ores around the world in some of the most popular fashion setting places such as [[London]], [[Hong Kong]],... - Billionaire Boys Club (2,353 bytes)
3: ...ers looking to stand on the edge of trend setting fashion. - Beams (2,085 bytes)
3: ...thing, found in company stores, is part of a mini fashion chain which has recently grown to [[department st...
8: ...itara]], Beams maintains to be the pioneer of the fashion industry in Japan. Although that may be true in J... - Baby, The Stars Shine Bright (3,145 bytes)
1: ...ular in the [[Gothic Lolita]] or [[Sweet Lolita]] fashion scene.
3: ...old fashioned" but still wearable in today's high fashion setting. The line currently includes blouses, cut... - Hysteric Glamour (2,843 bytes)
13: ...ing was part of Hysteric's Spring/Summer [[2006]] fashion line and, due to licensing restrictions, was only... - Mastermind Japan (2,558 bytes)
22: [[Category:Japanese Street Fashion]] - Skull Jeans (2,641 bytes)
5: ...individually, they have found great status in the fashion world for putting together a jean perfect for ess...
8: ... that an Alchemist turns lead into gold so to can fashion be turned into money. In [[1997]] Alchemist devel... - Cat Street (1,289 bytes)
1: ...he street is famous for it's hip youth oriented [[fashion shops]] and [[cafes]] as well as being a popular ... - Takeshita Dori (3,140 bytes)
5: ...panese]] teen girls and are famous for offering [[fashion]] catering some of Japan's more interesting [[sub... - Omotesando Dori (1,784 bytes)
1: ...amous [[brand shops]]. The flagship shops for top fashion brands like Tod's, Prada, and Dior, as well as th... - Harajuku Station (2,389 bytes)
12: ... groups of [[Japanese cosplay]] fans and [[lolita fashion]] kids who hang out there on weekends. - Harajuku (2,691 bytes)
1: ...[[Shibuya]], one of the centers of Japanese youth fashion and culture. Tourists from all over the world com...
7: ...kend hangout spot for Japanese cosplay and lolita fashion fans is just west of the Omotosendo Exit of Haraj...
13: ... large number of shops catering to Japanese youth fashion subcultures. The most famous shopping area in Har... - Shibuya-ku (4,187 bytes)
1: ...is business district is among the many well known fashion centers and nightlife hubs in [[Japan]] for young...
6: ...th department stores like [[Shibuya 109]] setting fashion trends for the entire country and major districts...
12: ...a shopping center with more than 90 boutiques and fashion outlets targeting young Japanese women. [[Cerulea... - Shibuya (4,381 bytes)
1: ...cognized as the center of youth culture and youth fashion in Japan. Shibuya is located on the [[Yamanote Li...
5: ...boutiques looking for the latest and most popular fashion trends. - Wjk (1,059 bytes)
1: ...m. The wjk brand also produces a variety of other fashion items and in 2006 branched out into furniture as ... - Ikebukuro (3,567 bytes)
7: ...le to shop for the latest items such as clothing, fashion accessories, gadgets and electronics, and home d... - JRock (2,538 bytes)
11: While the music itself may have been clean, the fashion, appearance and attitude became more extravagant ... - Malice Mizer (3,866 bytes)
1: ...Malice and Misery". They were as famous for their fashion and live shows as they were for their music and a... - Harajuku Bridge (1,984 bytes)
3: ...t popular groups are either some type of [[lolita fashion]] or people doing [[cosplay]]. The cosplay on the...
5: ...ith cosplayers, gothic lolitas, and other strange fashion styles. While the popularity of the bridge as a h...
14: ...m.com/gallery/showgallery.php/cat/?cat=2 Harajuku Fashion Pictures] (English)
17: [[Category:Japanese Fashion]] - Go Nagai (2,961 bytes)
1: ...er, in [[1972]], the manga ended in typical Nagai fashion: with everyone being massacred. - Japanese fashion (2,499 bytes)
1: ... people think of when they see the term "Japanese Fashion".
3: ...kei]], and [[cosplay]]. Much of the extreme youth fashion scene in Japan is centered around the [[Shibuya]]...
7: ...[Japanese school uniforms]], [[office lady]] (OL) fashion, [[salary man]] style, traditional outfits like t...
11: ...rs ([[Beams]], [[Uniqlo]]), to exclusive high end fashion brands ([[Issey Miyake]]) and everything in betwe...
17: ...the world of fashion in recent years. Even French fashion house [[Louis Vuitton]] is now using designs from... - Akira (anime) (3,127 bytes)
11: ...tsuo survives the battle, and has even managed to fashion a new arm for himself. The new arm is more like a... - List of Japanese fashion designers (425 bytes)
1: ==Japanese Fashion Designers== - Nigo (199 bytes)
3: [[Category:Japanese fashion designers]] - List of Japanese fashion styles (171 bytes)
1: List of Japanese fashion styles (feel free to add more):
4: * [[Harajuku fashion]] - Hiroshi Fujiwara (1,474 bytes)
1: ...Japanese designers are behind the online Japanese fashion and lifestyle magazine [[Honeyee]].
3: Before getting into fashion, Hiroshi Fujiwara was a popular musician, produce...
15: [[Category:Japanese fashion designers]] - Sofia Coppola (884 bytes)
1: ...an movie producer and the creator of the Japanese fashion brand [[MilkFed]]. She was born in [[1972]] in Lo...
10: == Related Fashion Brands== - MilkFed (1,144 bytes)
1: ...vailable only in small and extra-small sizes. The fashion line includes t-shirts, tops, sweaters, and jacke...
5: ...at the french fashion house Chanel. After doing a fashion show with similar brand [[X-girl]], the MilkFed b... - Takashi Murakami (7,869 bytes)
3: ...so well-known for his brightly colored version of fashion brand Louis Vuitton's logo, a collaboration with ...
98: * Special Award, 46th Japan Fashion Editor Club (FEC) Awards, 2003 - The Viridi-anne (933 bytes)
1: ... The Viridi-anne began to have their own seasonal fashion exhibitions in Paris, France. - Tomoaki Okaniwa (390 bytes)
1: ...''Tomoaki Okaniwa''' (岡庭智明) is a Japanese fashion designer. He was born in [[Nagano]], [[Japan]] an...
6: [[Category:Japanese fashion designers]] - Wacko Maria (923 bytes)
1: ..., as well as wallets, bags, ties, pins, and other fashion accessories. - Undercover (3,927 bytes)
1: ... has won numerous awards and been lauded by other fashion designers including Miuccia Prada and [[Rei Kawak...
4: ...], Undercover has gone on to be featured at major fashion shows in both Tokyo and Paris.
6: ...ty of [[Kiryu]]. He attended the Bunka Academy of Fashion for apparel design from 1989 until his graduation...
12: In 2002, Takahashi's brand debuted at Paris Fashion week with great success. Soon after in 2003, he w...
14: ...x Pistols have on him. Even though it is not punk fashion per se, there are various punk influences through... - N.Hoolywood (2,713 bytes)
1: ...'' (ミスター ハリウッド) is a [[Japanese fashion]] brand created by designer [[Daisuke Obana]]. Th...
4: ...le silly to some native English speakers, but the fashion label is no joke. The name is a combination of an...
9: ... has been rising toward becoming a world-renowned fashion brand. Obana's designs are based off of particula...
11: ...never actually happened, was a big hit at [[Japan Fashion Week]] in [[September]] of [[2007]].
14: ...various online shops specializing in hip Japanese fashion (including [[Zozo]] and various [[Rakuten]] shops... - Japanese clothing (577 bytes)
1: ...kata]] all the way up to modern [[Japanese street fashion]] brands like [[A Bathing Ape|BAPE]] and [[gothic... - AS KNOW AS de base (2,422 bytes)
1: ...アズノゥアズ ドゥ バズ) is a [[Japanese fashion]] brand. They have several other related brands t...
5: ...ebsite, and ever since it has rocked the Japanese fashion scene. Their goal is simple: to supply stylish, h...
17: ...AS KNOW AS is a good bet in the world of Japanese fashion. - Chisato Tsumori (4,333 bytes)
1: ...ato Tsumori''' (ツモリチサト) is a Japanese fashion designer born in [[Saitama]], [[Japan]] on [[Nove...
4: ...n popularity with fashionable girls who like cute fashion across Asia, Europe, and America.
7: ...]], Tsumori has propelled to the top of the Tokyo fashion world through hard work and talent. Her designs h...
9: ... the [[A-Net]] group, also part of Issey Miyake's fashion corporation.
11: ...was one of the most sought-after positions in the fashion industry. And with good reason: she's not only a ... - Japanese pop culture (4,136 bytes)
7: *[[Japanese fashion]]
43: *[[List of Japanese fashion designers]]
44: *[[List of Japanese fashion styles]] - Fiberops (1,425 bytes)
3: ...ncluding Nike, Michael Lau and New Balance. Their fashion line includes premium denim jeans, jackets, shirt...
6: ...in 2002 after each of the two founders left other fashion companies they had been working with. - Tatsushi "Tabo" Kagaya (1,819 bytes)
1: ...gaya''' (often just called Tabo) was a [[Japanese fashion]] [[designer]] and [[streetwear]] pioneer who spe...
10: ...[[Alphanumeric]] in Japan before starting his own fashion label, Fiberops.
12: *2002 - Launched Fiberops fashion brand with American designer Alyasha Owerka-Moore...
23: [[Category:Japanese fashion designers]] - Lad Musician (2,018 bytes)
1: ...ャン) is a [[Japanese]] clothing brand run by fashion designer [[Yuichi Kuroda]].
7: ...ble want to be tall and as thin as possible. Many fashion designers are now catering to this popular new lo...
11: ... music hunk. Lad Musician's clout in the Japanese fashion world is continuing to grow and expand into inter...
14: ...ernationally at shops that carry Japanese imports fashion brands. - World Wide Love (3,275 bytes)
1: ...h other popular [[Japanese]] [[music]]-inspired [[fashion]] brands like [[Hysteric Glamour]], though World ...
5: ...g themselves as one of the "cool" brands to young fashion conscious Japanese.
11: ...ns was "British taste" for both men's and women's fashion items. They gained a number of fans with their bo...
13: ...ur venues. This collaboration helped increase the fashion label's profile given the popularity of the band. - Sunao Kuwahara (2,467 bytes)
1: ...n "sunaokuwahara" rather than Sunao Kuwahara. The fashion brand targets consumers similar to other brands l...
4: ...people wear his creations for a long time. In the fashion industry, that phrase is the ultimate taboo. Stil...
6: ... [[1989]] he began working for legendary Japanese fashion brand Issey Miyake. In [[1994]], he left Miyake f... - Gothic lolita (1,549 bytes)
1: '''Lolita''' is a [[Japanese fashion]] style and Japanese subculture popular in the [[...
23: [[Category:Japanese fashion]] - Limi Feu (1,451 bytes)
1: '''Limi Feu''' (リミフゥ) is a [[Japanese fashion]] brand created by [[Yohji Yamamoto]]'s daughter,...
8: ...n 2007, she made her international debut at Paris Fashion Week, showing her Spring [[2008]] collection. She... - Ato Matsumoto (889 bytes)
1: ...attention of Americans and other English speaking fashion fans in 2007 when [[Kayne West]] began wearing at...
4: ...ovember of 2006. Matsumoto founded his now famous fashion brand, ato, in [[Tokyo]] in [[1993]].
7: * [[ato (fashion brand)]] - Information on the fashion brand created by Ato Matsumoto.
12: [[Category:Japanese fashion designers]] - Ato (fashion brand) (1,253 bytes)
1: ...' (not usually capitalized) is an edgy [[Japanese fashion]] brand created by designer [[Ato Matsumoto]]. Th...
5: * 1994 - First fashion show for the brand in Tokyo. - Japanese fashion designers (850 bytes)
1: ...as become more popular around the world, Japanese fashion designers have seen their reputations and demand ...
3: ==History of Japanese Fashion Designers==
4: The first Japanese fashion designers were probable the craftsman who created...
6: ==Modern Japanese Fashion Designers==
7: ...hashi]], to even younger designs, modern Japanese fashion designers have become well known around the world...
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