JAPANESE STREETS: Japanese street fashion, street culture and catwalk fashion. Follow the fashion trends of Japan's trendy youths

This is Hadeko Style.
Hadeko is derived from Hade (loud, flashy, gaudy) and Decora, a style popular in the 90s

Wig – N/A – JPY 2,000

Cap – FUNKY FRUIT (shop) – (present) | Wig – N/A – JPY 2,000

Cap – FUNKY FRUIT (shop) – (present) | Wig – N/A – JPY 2,000

Cap – FUNKY FRUIT (shop)

Cap – FUNKY FRUIT (shop) – (present) | Wig – N/A – JPY 2,000

Jacket – Janeve – JPY 1,500 | T-Shirt – Puman – JPY 1,000 | Tank Top – Disney – JPY 300

Backpack – N/A – JPY 1,000 | Pants – Disney – JPY 1,500

Shoes – FUNKY FRUIT (shop) – (present)

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Listening to Golden Bomber (ゴールデンボンバー): Memeshikute (女々しくて)

Inspired by the stunningly creative street fashion that exploded on the streets of Tokyo and Osaka in the late 1990’s, photo-journalist Kjeld Duits launched JAPANESE STREETS in 2002. This makes JS one of the first fashion blogs on the net, and the very first to cover Japanese street fashion.

Recent photos by Kjeld Duits:

Disney Hadeko! So fun! I want her cap! >_<

María
Apr 22, 2013 (3396 days ago)

those boots are to die for! I’d love to have such a pair. I really enjoy this look (and similiar other two posted one by one). So many colors and crazy details are making me smile and be positive even when I’m sad.

Weronika
Apr 24, 2013 (3394 days ago)

@Weronika: The colors at first look crazy and random, and it seems there are so many of them. But when I put up the color patches I noticed that the clothes are actually very carefully color coordinated. The same colors pretty much return on each item. I can’t imagine out how they manage to do that with so many colors on a single item, and each item bought separately at different shops.

Kjeld Duits (photographer)
Apr 24, 2013 (3394 days ago)

ancient. kento suru.

nanamisan.momozono
Apr 24, 2013 (3394 days ago)