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-	'''Hiroshi Fujiwara''' (藤原ヒロシ) is a [[Japanese]] fashion designer and DJ famous for his streetwear brands. He was born in [[1964]]. Hiroshi Fujiwara is sometimes called the godfather of [[Harajuku]] fashion and is considered a mentor to many younger Japanese designers including [[Nigo]] of [[BAPE]] fame. Fujiwara has worked with several indie and mainstream fashion companies both Japanese and international, including Levis, Burton, and Nike. He has also created several brands himself including [[Head Porter]] and [[GoodEnough]]. Fujiwara and several other Japanese designers are behind the online Japanese fashion and lifestyle magazine [[Honeyee]].	+	'''Hiroshi Fujiwara''' (藤原ヒロシ) is a [[Japanese]] fashion designer and DJ famous for his streetwear brands. He was born in [[1964]]. Hiroshi Fujiwara is sometimes called the godfather of [[Harajuku]] fashion and is considered a mentor to many younger Japanese designers including [[Nigo]] of [[A Bathing Ape\|BAPE]] fame. Fujiwara has worked with several indie and mainstream fashion companies both Japanese and international, including Levis, Burton, and Nike. He has also created several brands himself including [[Head Porter]] and [[GoodEnough]]. Fujiwara and several other Japanese designers are behind the online Japanese fashion and lifestyle magazine [[Honeyee]].

	Before getting into fashion, Hiroshi Fujiwara was a popular musician, producer, and DJ, working with artists including [[UA]] and Eric Clapton. In 2001 he had a cameo role in the 2003 [[Sofia Coppola]] movie [[Lost in Translation]]. In [[2007]], a collectible [[vinyl toy]] made in Fujiwara's likeness designed by [[Jukai]] and produced by [[adFunture]].		Before getting into fashion, Hiroshi Fujiwara was a popular musician, producer, and DJ, working with artists including [[UA]] and Eric Clapton. In 2001 he had a cameo role in the 2003 [[Sofia Coppola]] movie [[Lost in Translation]]. In [[2007]], a collectible [[vinyl toy]] made in Fujiwara's likeness designed by [[Jukai]] and produced by [[adFunture]].

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-	'''Hiroshi Fujiwara''' (藤原ヒロシ) is a [[Japanese]] fashion designer and DJ famous for his streetwear brands. He was born in [[1964]]. Hiroshi Fujiwara is sometimes called the godfather of [[Harajuku]] fashion and is considered a mentor to many younger Japanese designers including [[Nigo]] of [[~~Bape~~]] fame. Fujiwara has worked with several indie and mainstream fashion companies both Japanese and international, including Levis, Burton, and Nike. He has also created several brands himself including [[Head Porter]] and [[GoodEnough]]. Fujiwara and several other Japanese designers are behind the online Japanese fashion and lifestyle magazine [[Honeyee]].	+	'''Hiroshi Fujiwara''' (藤原ヒロシ) is a [[Japanese]] fashion designer and DJ famous for his streetwear brands. He was born in [[1964]]. Hiroshi Fujiwara is sometimes called the godfather of [[Harajuku]] fashion and is considered a mentor to many younger Japanese designers including [[Nigo]] of [[BAPE]] fame. Fujiwara has worked with several indie and mainstream fashion companies both Japanese and international, including Levis, Burton, and Nike. He has also created several brands himself including [[Head Porter]] and [[GoodEnough]]. Fujiwara and several other Japanese designers are behind the online Japanese fashion and lifestyle magazine [[Honeyee]].

	Before getting into fashion, Hiroshi Fujiwara was a popular musician, producer, and DJ, working with artists including [[UA]] and Eric Clapton. In 2001 he had a cameo role in the 2003 [[Sofia Coppola]] movie [[Lost in Translation]]. In [[2007]], a collectible [[vinyl toy]] made in Fujiwara's likeness designed by [[Jukai]] and produced by [[adFunture]].		Before getting into fashion, Hiroshi Fujiwara was a popular musician, producer, and DJ, working with artists including [[UA]] and Eric Clapton. In 2001 he had a cameo role in the 2003 [[Sofia Coppola]] movie [[Lost in Translation]]. In [[2007]], a collectible [[vinyl toy]] made in Fujiwara's likeness designed by [[Jukai]] and produced by [[adFunture]].

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-	'''Hiroshi Fujiwara''' (藤原ヒロシ) is a [[Japanese]] fashion designer and DJ famous for his streetwear brands. He was born in [[1964]]. Hiroshi Fujiwara is sometimes called the godfather of [[Harajuku]] fashion and is considered a mentor to many younger Japanese designers including [[Nigo]] of [[~~BAPE~~]] fame. Fujiwara has worked with several indie and mainstream fashion companies both Japanese and international, including Levis, Burton, and Nike. He has also created several brands himself including [[Head Porter]] and [[GoodEnough]]. Fujiwara and several other Japanese designers are behind the online Japanese fashion and lifestyle magazine [[Honeyee]].	+	'''Hiroshi Fujiwara''' (藤原ヒロシ) is a [[Japanese]] fashion designer and DJ famous for his streetwear brands. He was born in [[1964]]. Hiroshi Fujiwara is sometimes called the godfather of [[Harajuku]] fashion and is considered a mentor to many younger Japanese designers including [[Nigo]] of [[Bape]] fame. Fujiwara has worked with several indie and mainstream fashion companies both Japanese and international, including Levis, Burton, and Nike. He has also created several brands himself including [[Head Porter]] and [[GoodEnough]]. Fujiwara and several other Japanese designers are behind the online Japanese fashion and lifestyle magazine [[Honeyee]].

	Before getting into fashion, Hiroshi Fujiwara was a popular musician, producer, and DJ, working with artists including [[UA]] and Eric Clapton. In 2001 he had a cameo role in the 2003 [[Sofia Coppola]] movie [[Lost in Translation]]. In [[2007]], a collectible [[vinyl toy]] made in Fujiwara's likeness designed by [[Jukai]] and produced by [[adFunture]].		Before getting into fashion, Hiroshi Fujiwara was a popular musician, producer, and DJ, working with artists including [[UA]] and Eric Clapton. In 2001 he had a cameo role in the 2003 [[Sofia Coppola]] movie [[Lost in Translation]]. In [[2007]], a collectible [[vinyl toy]] made in Fujiwara's likeness designed by [[Jukai]] and produced by [[adFunture]].

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-	'''Hiroshi Fujiwara''' (~~?????~~) is a [[Japanese]] fashion designer and DJ famous for his streetwear brands. He was born in [[1964]]. Hiroshi Fujiwara is sometimes called the godfather of [[Harajuku]] fashion and is considered a mentor to many younger Japanese designers including [[Nigo]] of [[BAPE]] fame. Fujiwara has worked with several indie and mainstream fashion companies both Japanese and international, including Levis, Burton, and Nike. He has also created several brands himself including [[Head Porter]] and [[GoodEnough]]. Fujiwara and several other Japanese designers are behind the online Japanese fashion and lifestyle magazine [[Honeyee]].	+	'''Hiroshi Fujiwara''' (藤原ヒロシ) is a [[Japanese]] fashion designer and DJ famous for his streetwear brands. He was born in [[1964]]. Hiroshi Fujiwara is sometimes called the godfather of [[Harajuku]] fashion and is considered a mentor to many younger Japanese designers including [[Nigo]] of [[BAPE]] fame. Fujiwara has worked with several indie and mainstream fashion companies both Japanese and international, including Levis, Burton, and Nike. He has also created several brands himself including [[Head Porter]] and [[GoodEnough]]. Fujiwara and several other Japanese designers are behind the online Japanese fashion and lifestyle magazine [[Honeyee]].

	Before getting into fashion, Hiroshi Fujiwara was a popular musician, producer, and DJ, working with artists including [[UA]] and Eric Clapton. In 2001 he had a cameo role in the 2003 [[Sofia Coppola]] movie [[Lost in Translation]]. In [[2007]], a collectible [[vinyl toy]] made in Fujiwara's likeness designed by [[Jukai]] and produced by [[adFunture]].		Before getting into fashion, Hiroshi Fujiwara was a popular musician, producer, and DJ, working with artists including [[UA]] and Eric Clapton. In 2001 he had a cameo role in the 2003 [[Sofia Coppola]] movie [[Lost in Translation]]. In [[2007]], a collectible [[vinyl toy]] made in Fujiwara's likeness designed by [[Jukai]] and produced by [[adFunture]].

Wija at 16:22, 21 October 2007

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'''Hiroshi Fujiwara''' (?????) is a [[Japanese]] fashion designer and DJ famous for his streetwear brands. He was born in [[1964]]. Hiroshi Fujiwara is sometimes called the godfather of [[Harajuku]] fashion and is considered a mentor to many younger Japanese designers including [[Nigo]] of [[BAPE]] fame. Fujiwara has worked with several indie and mainstream fashion companies both Japanese and international, including Levis, Burton, and Nike. He has also created several brands himself including [[Head Porter]] and [[GoodEnough]]. Fujiwara and several other Japanese designers are behind the online Japanese fashion and lifestyle magazine [[Honeyee]].

Before getting into fashion, Hiroshi Fujiwara was a popular musician, producer, and DJ, working with artists including [[UA]] and Eric Clapton. In 2001 he had a cameo role in the 2003 [[Sofia Coppola]] movie [[Lost in Translation]]. In [[2007]], a collectible [[vinyl toy]] made in Fujiwara's likeness designed by [[Jukai]] and produced by [[adFunture]].

== Related Clothing Brands ==
* [[Head Porter]]
* [[GoodEnough ]]

== External Links ==

* [http://honeyee.com/ Honeyee Online Magazine] (Japanese)
* [http://www.complex.com/CELEBRITIES/shotcaller/Hiroshi_Fujiwara Interview] (English)
* [http://www.gottaeatworldwide.com/2007/07/hiroshi-fujiwar.html Fujiwara Toy News] (English)

[[Category:Japanese fashion designers]]
[[Category:Japanese people born in 1964]]
[[Category:Japanese DJs]]