Aran Yoshioka
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SUMMER 2013, guys
Kjeld Duits
CHEF, 21
Shirt – Juun.j
Pants – Songzio
Shoes – Juun.j
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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.
Aran Yoshioka is a chef of Spanish cuisine who spends almost his whole salary on clothes.
He is a great fan of Korean designer Juun.j, and owns about 20 Juun.j creations.
Pants – Songzio – JPY 50,000
Hair – Umitos – JPY 10,000 | Necklace – Mawi – JPY 80,000
Hair – Umitos – JPY 10,000
Hair – Umitos – JPY 10,000 | Necklace – Mawi – JPY 80,000
Necklace – Mawi – JPY 80,000 | Shirt – Juun.j – JPY 50,000
Shirt – Juun.j – JPY 50,000
Bags (both) – Junn.j – JPY 125,000 | Bracelet – Ysl – JPY 3,000
Shoes – Juun.j – JPY 60,000
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About the PhotographerInspired 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.
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