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

This post is one of a series featuring photos that I shot in 2015, but weren’t uploaded

Hair – (self) – N/A

Hair – (self) – N/A

Hair – (self) – N/A | Kimono – Qun-to – JPY 12,000 (set with hakama) | Hakama – Qun-to – JPY 12,000 (set with kimono)

Kimono – Qun-to – JPY 12,000 (set with hakama) | Hakama – Qun-to – JPY 12,000 (set with kimono)

Kimono – Qun-to – JPY 12,000 (set with hakama) | Hakama – Qun-to – JPY 12,000 (set with kimono)

Kimono – Qun-to – JPY 12,000 (set with hakama) | Hakama – Qun-to – JPY 12,000 (set with kimono)

Ribbon – PARIS KID’S – JPY 324
Kimono – Qun-to – JPY 12,000 (set with hakama) | Hakama – Qun-to – JPY 12,000 (set with kimono)

Ribbon – PARIS KID’S – JPY 324 | Hair – (self) – N/A

Kimono – Qun-to – JPY 12,000 (set with hakama) | Hakama – Qun-to – JPY 12,000 (set with kimono)

Hakama – Qun-to – JPY 12,000 (set with kimono)

Tights – Kutsushitaya – JPY | Shoes – Shimamura (shop) – JPY 2,000

Airi’s listening to Southern SuG: SICK’S

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: