Japanese fashion trends

As Tokyo has started to ease lockdown restrictions and we’re finally able to leave the house, it’s time to put an end to wearing sweatpants and get back on the right ‘fashion’ track!

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Discover the most popular Japanese fashion trends and Japanese clothing brands, from Japanese streetwear to Harajuku fashion in 2023

Harajuku es un barrio de Tokio, Japón, famoso por su arte callejero y las diversas tiendas de ropa vintage y friki. En él los jóvenes se reúnen para presumir sus looks más extravagantes. Si ya habías oído hablar del harajuku probablemente piensas en una vestimenta muy alocada y colorida, pero (co

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(Paid Content) Fit is everything. It’s a phrase we’ve heard from stylists, designers, and generally everyone who’s particular about the contents of their closet. But fit and being fitted are two very different ideas in fashion.

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The Spring 2018 season is still in full swing. Up now? Tokyo Fashion Week, where it would be an understatement to say that the street style is on another level. There’s certainly some crossover between Japanese, European, and American trends—see: the streetwear, menswear coats, and berets—but the Tokyo style set is also experimenting with head-to-toe Comme des Garçons, doll-like dresses, and furry accessories. Oh, and almost everyone is wearing a pair of sky-high platform boots. Don’t miss…

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