Kjeld Duits - May 08 2010: A brief introduction to Harajuku, Japan’s center of youth culture and street fashion.
Kjeld Duits - May 03 2010: The resurgent popularity of kimono has given traditional Japanese colors new life. They are absolutely magnificent. Here is a list
Kjeld Duits - Apr 27 2010: We saw lots of black and grey in the A/W collections of the Japan Fashion Week. Recently we see the same trend on the street
Kjeld Duits - Apr 26 2010: The resurgent popularity of kimono has given traditional Japanese colors new life. They are absolutely magnificent. Here is a list
Kjeld Duits - Apr 25 2010: In spite of a slow start, the iPhone is now Japan’s must-have cell phone. That means there are some cool Japanese iPhone cases up for grabs
Kjeld Duits - Apr 24 2010: New York’s famed fashion Museum, The Museum at FIT, will curate an exhibition on recent Japanese fashion this September: Japan Fashion Now
Kjeld Duits - Apr 19 2010: The resurgent popularity of kimono has given traditional Japanese colors new life. They are absolutely magnificent. Here is a list
Kjeld Duits - Apr 13 2010: When you think of Long Johns, being cool and fashionable doesn’t come to mind. Think again!
Kjeld Duits - Apr 13 2010: Three colors stood out during the Japan Fashion Week: black, grey and tan
Kjeld Duits - Apr 12 2010: The resurgent popularity of kimono has given traditional Japanese colors new life. They are absolutely magnificent. Here is a list
Kjeld Duits - Apr 12 2010: Japan is getting ready for the 8th World Cosplay Summit
Kjeld Duits - Apr 10 2010: VOGUE highlights JAPANESE STREETS in a feature about fashion blogs from all over the world
Kjeld Duits - Apr 05 2010: The resurgent popularity of kimono has given traditional Japanese colors new life. They are absolutely magnificent. Here is a list
Sierra Sroka - Apr 03 2010: Japanese street fashion is synonymous with Harajuku. Some know Osaka’s Amerika Mura. But, who has ever heard of Fukuoka City?
Kjeld Duits - Apr 01 2010: Some views of the Japan Fashion Week that you never get to see