First showing up on TV about a year ago, Jeans Bikini-Pants made by Tokyo based fashion brand Sanna’s have been getting an increasing amount of attention in Japan. The Brazil made pants expose more than people are used to.
Sanna’s specializes in hyper low jeans, and you can’t get much lower than their ultra low-rise Jeans Bikini-Pants. To cover up all the exposed flesh, Sanna’s designer has added a bikini part to both the front and the back. The result is something that can either be seen as the ultimate in trash, or ultra-cool urban or beach wear.
What do you think? Sexy or trashy?
About the AuthorInspired 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 articles by Kjeld Duits:
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I have photographed thousands of people for their unique street fashion in the past ten years. Thousands of faces. Here are fifty of them. 8 comments
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The people of the Harajuku Fashion Walk organized the POP ‘N’ CUTE party on Feb 25. Kawaii fashion wrapped up in J-Rock and garnished with Harajuku art. 2 comments
Since last year May Japanese online fashion shopping site ZOZOTOWN ships abroad 0 comments
The 9th Harajuku Fashion Walk took place today. JAPANESE STREETS was there 8 comments
A short video of the Autumn Winter 2012 collection of Japanese fashion brand banal chic bizarre. 0 comments
Japanese love their hats and Tokyo’s Harajuku is an absolute hat heaven. Fifty awesome hats, caps and berets for you to drool over 29 comments
Today I posted some images of Kurebayashi again, one of my favorite people to run into and shoot in Harajuku. I have shot her many times. See how she has changed 11 comments
Eiko Ishioka, one of Japan’s foremost costume designers and art directors, died of pancreatic cancer Jan. 21. She was 73. 5 comments
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