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But, if you’re after a weekend look, get a geometrically-inspired pair of square-toe boots in white patent and a flat heel. Also, Japanese people don’t shy away from mixing and matching prints or adorning kitschy accessories. SHOP THE LOOK Moreover, Bubblegum pink is one of those colors that goes well with brown clothes and other neutrals such as dirty whites and shades of beige. SHOP THE LOOK This year, though, Japanese street fashionistas have found ways to reinvent the ever-so-classic trench. Super comfortable, these lightweight pants, traditionally worn during workouts, are repurposed to lend streetwear styles a fresh look.

It was only when the folding screen crossed over to Japan that it was developed to become the lighter, more versatile variation that we know today.And it makes a lot of sense as Japanese techwear designers are excellent at using innovative materials to create avant-garde aesthetics. Some of the most popular garments are sexy metallic tops, shimmering pleated skirts, paillettes, cropped pants, and mini skirts. Dolly kei is inspired by medieval dress and European fairy tales written by authors like Hans Christian Andersen and the Brothers Grimm. The style sometimes uses Christian religious motifs as well. It is usually characterized by layering, lace, accessories inspired by fairytales (usually dark), (faux) fur, deep jewel tones, and vintage styles. Gyaru Many of our customers have been inspired by the clean and simple lines of our sliding wardrobe doors and room dividers that offer a simple elegance and can be likened to those found in traditional oriental or far-eastern interiors. The effect achieved is reminiscent of the traditional Japanese room dividers. The Dalmatian dots look has taken off after the launch of the movie Cruella, launched this May in the UK with great success.

Using wood and timber as part of the decor is a design element that both share. From rustic timber cladding in Scandi-style oak, pine, or teak, to sleek vertical slats and panel screens made ofJapanese-style Cedar, Red Pine, or Cypress. The resulting design will show you how your sliding wardrobe doors or room dividers could look using this oriental inspired theme. Worn in a lethargic manner, slouchy outerwear adds depth and rebellious character to your overall look. SHOP THE LOOK

Fashion in Japan is constantly evolving. Many of the famous Harajuku styles that Japan was once known for have fallen out of favor, replaced by the current global phenomena of streetwear. Japanese streetwear, like all streetwear, is influenced by hip hop and sportswear but comes with its own twist. Avant garde Japanese fashion brands like A Bathing Ape (BAPE) and Comme Des Garcons are staples and innovators of this style. These brands apply Japanese luxury designers’ well-known attention to detail to streetwear silhouettes. This fusion creates clean and stylish streetwear looks that are perfect for anyone’s wardrobe.