PERSONAL ASSISTANT
T-Shirt – 6%DOKIDOKI
T-Shirt – Ice Cream
Shirt (yellow) – W.L.&T.
Pants – FÖTUS
Leggings – 6%DOKIDOKI
Shoes – SPX
JAPANESE STREETS POP UP STUDIO JUNE 2013
JAPANESE STREETS set up a Pop Up Studio in Harajuku at Design Festa Gallery during the last week of June.
We invited some 30 Harajuku street fashion icons to show us their 2013 summer looks.
Junnyan organizes the Harajuku Fashion Walk and plays bassist in the band BROKEN DOLL.
In his daily life, he works as a personal assistant.
JAPANESE STREETS talked with him about the roots of his style, and his collection of W< fashion items.
Hair – Viva Cute Candy – JPY 15,000 | Hair Accessories – 6%DOKIDOKI – N/A
T-Shirt – 6%DOKIDOKI – JPY 8,000 | T-Shirt – Ice Cream – N/A | Shirt (yellow) – W.L.&T. – JPY 15,000 | Pants – FÖTUS – N/A
Necklace – (star) 6%DOKIDOKI – JPY 5,000 | Necklace – galaxxxy – JPY 4,000
Doll – miyamo – N/A | Bracelet – 6%DOKIDOKI – N/A
Leggings – 6%DOKIDOKI – JPY 6,000 | Socks – Candy Stripper – JPY 3,000 | Shoes – SPX – JPY 20,000
Facebook: Junnyan Harajukukids
Listening to L’Arc~en~Ciel: HONEY
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:
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