Summer is finally making its appearance after a dreary last week. I don’t know about you but the weather was crap last week and I am just so very glad that it’s over and I can now wear shorts and skirts in sandals out. Anyway here are some cute skirt options that you might want to get to celebrate the coming of the most awesomest season of the year :)
Skirts from Asiajam:
…of the various fashion sub-cultures in Japan.
Summer’s almost here. Summer’s almost here! With the weather being so fantastic, it’s time to enjoy the breeze with some shorts, skorts and skirts :D
To me fashion is an artistic statement but if you could combine picasso and prada, the outcome is always ambrosial.
Art-inspired fashion is increasingly visible on the streets of Tokyo in the form of T-shirts with artsy graphics, dresses with optical and abstract patterns, and other eye-catching items. An array of artistic creations were also unveiled in the 2008 spring and summer collections, from colorful Louis Vuitton handbags that are the product of a collaboration with modern artist Richard Prince, to the creations of Maurizio Pecoraro incorporating elements of the modern art of Jackson Pollock and Mark Rothko, to Prada works evoking art nouveau. Many of the pieces could almost be works of art themselves.
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Cindy Lauper can take out her 80’s wardrobe and prance around in her pink tutus again. Gah…
The video is rather funny. But those two little kids holding hand in their little fashion pops are sooooo cute.
Omg I never thought I would live to see the day where I thought these are cute. But they are. Quarter life crisis perhaps.
Bags are from AsiaJam.
The latest fashion show in Tokyo shows an ethical type of fashion that looks environmentally friendly. Or at least it is environmentally inspired since the whole global warming issue is huge these days.
Ethical fashion hit the catwalk on Monday, the first day of the ‘08-’09 Autumn/Winter Collection at Japan Fashion Week in Tokyo, with themes designed to spark interest in environmental issues.
“HIROMI YOSHIDA,” by the designer of the same name, was one of seven brands on show at the fashion week on Monday. The theme of the designer’s fashion was “forests.” Classic garments utilizing haute couture techniques came alive with forest hues that fade as autumn deepens into winter.
“We are able to live because of the oxygen produced by the world’s forests. I incorporated my wish of wanting to link those forests with the future,” Yoshida said of her fashion.
Another brand on display on Monday was newcomer “zechia,” by NAKA (Masahiro Nakagawa) and LICA, former designers for brand “20471120″. This brand also emphasized “ethical fashion” — a design theme that has been at the forefront of fashion overseas. NAKA and LICA utilized classic ’50s and ’60s styles to express “strength and beauty of women resembling the earth that surrounds people.” For the show’s finale, “zechia” came out with a piece remade from an old jacket of House of Representatives member Yuriko Koike. The creation also utilized material left over from the production of other “zechia” fashion. This particular piece is set to be auctioned off soon, with the proceeds going toward a developing country and to children.
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.
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