Anyway on this particular post I felt like I needed to add something as I both love Japan and fashion.

When you say look more Japanese do you mean to say the Harajuku/Shibuya street style?
Fashion weeks (around the world) mostly display collections by designers of high fashion. Unfortunately the typical Japanese street style does not always come into the high fashion category. This is simply because high fashion is usually unattainable by normal people and sometimes impractical. Madrid fashion week doesn’t always look Spanish, Australian Mecedes fashion week doesn’t look Australian and Paris fashion week isn’t always Parisan. This is because fashion designers get their inspiration from a variety of different things from Marie Antoinette to the post romantic era in history. The designers in Japan don’t necessarily have to base their designs on Japan itself.

I personally loved Japan Fashion week, and actually thought it had a distinct Japanese flair about it. Designers such as Utsugi Eri of mercibeaucoup brings her own touch of the Fruits look while Shirahama Ritsuko interprets the high tea Harajuku style.

If you look at the New York, London, Milan and Paris fashion weeks that has been going on for the past month you will notice that many collections in Japan fashion week have been inspired from Japanese street fashion itself.

I’m in no way trying to attack your post^^ I just thought this might clear up a few things.

Keep up the good work.