Cindy Lauper can take out her 80’s wardrobe and prance around in her pink tutus again. Gah…

Ritsuko Kato takes the catwalk in this season’s Japan Fashion week!

Now, that’s fashion I’d wear everyday. Really.

Are the 80’s fashion back? But…the 80’s have the worst fashion sense. Gah…check out this video anyway, it’s really cool even with the 80’s fashion.

See that’s the thing, 80s fashion is so walkway and so flamboyant that it’s weird for daily wear.

Should pads, much?

Very street like fashion that casual for everyday wear. This is what i like, really. Fashion like these are not hard to attain and is suitable for day in and day out.

List of Cosplayer:

#1 Geoff & Kim [The Gear Project]
Gin [Ichimaru] and [Sousuke] Aizen – Bleach

#2 Samantha
Robin – Witch Hunter Robin

#3 Josh
Inuyasha – Inuyasha

#4 Alonzo
Greed – FullMetal Alchemist [FMA]

#5 Jason
Jojo [Jotaro Kujo] – Jojo’s Bizarre Adventure

#6 Riona – Final Fantasy VIII (8)

#7 Sugar
Sasuke – Naruto

#8 Lina
Mai – King Of Fighters / Fatal Fury

#9 Alina
Sailor Saturn – Sailor Moon Stars

Japan is no stranger to international fashion. Here is a fashion show demonstrating African fashion using bead work and intricate weaving.

Why is the guy flaunting his stuff like a drag? Even so, I must say he’s so cool ..i like guys who are not afraid to flaunt it :P

Official venue and date has been set for the 6th Japan Fashion Week for 2008: -
Date:Mon, March 10 – Sun, March 16, 2008
Venue:Tokyo Midtown, LAFORET MUSEUM ROPPONGI and several other unconfirmed venues

For those of you who are into fashion, you will need to check this event out as it showcase the latest and upcoming designers and fashion. If you are a fashion designer and would like to showcase your work, be sure to attend the briefing session for Japan Fashion Week 2008 this coming 26th of October 2007 – for more information about the briefing go to JFW’s page.

Matohu’s Spring Collection for 2008 is already out:

The Tokyo Girls Collection staged its 2nd fashion show on September 2, 2007 at Saitama Super Arena in Saitama Shintoshin. This fashion show is very different because it is a show for REAL people. Unlike the usual fashion show that targets reporters and wives from the high society with connexions, this show targets teens and young people; so in a way, this direct marketing tactic is a brilliant concept, in my opinion! The theme is tagged as REAL FASHION FOR REAL WOMEN.

Most of the fashion presented on the show is affordable, smart and down to earth enough for the mass consumers appeal.

The Tokyo Girls Collection aims to transmit the clothes that Japanese youngsters actually wear to the rest of the world as a form of Japanese culture and to help boost the domestic fashion market. The festival attracts international media, and the Tokyo Metropolitan Government and the Japan External Trade Organization joined the list of supporters of the fifth event.

Twenty-one brands came together under the common theme of “supermix,” a word describing the current trend of mixing and matching items of varying styles. Most were domestic brands, such as VICKY, SmackyGlam, and Rich. The brands previewed their collections in three separate stages, dubbed “elegance,” “trend,” and “designers,” respectively. A total of 68 popular models stepped out of the pages of top fashion magazines and graced the runway in the latest styles amid shouts of “Kawaii!” (cute) and squeals of joy from the audience.

REad the rest here…

Surprisingly, I have a video of the montage for you from the Ele tra (Ritsuko Kato’s) label:

The fashion show was in March 16, 2007. If you want to know more about when the next fashion show is go to http://www.bespoketokyo.jp/.