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

Kjeld Duits: Some beautiful things have been said in the comments. Thank you for sharing them. It is often said that avant-garde artists like Van Gogh, Mondrian, Dali and Picasso were ahead of their time. Of course they were not ahead. They were their time. It was the people that were behind and needed much time to catch up. It is the same with Japanese street fashion. The people on the streets of Tokyo live now, dress now. Their styles define what it means to live in Tokyo now. The rest of us, we are just playing catch up. ^_-

Joe: Roberto, the clothes may be unusual but remember that not everything consists of being conventional- there’s an art in going outside the boundaries. For a long time people were upset at Mondrian and Picasso but now people understand them as arbiters of a new way of looking at the world. I respect your point of view but please do the same for others- there is no universal arbiter of taste. Perhaps if you consider the clothing here as a sort of public costume you’ll see it in a different light.

Sofia: Why don’t we have stockings like that in Europe or in my case, Israel ?? So cool :>

youkuku: I think I’d just ask someone else

Aspire: These are a great idea and look awesome too!

Maria: Yesterday I checked out Proef webpage, so cool! I think my favorite is Olor Japan, it’s so cute and the name is in Spanish! ^^

Kjeld Duits: @Nora: Excuse me. puking rainbows . . . ?

Kjeld Duits: @Steve (Living in Japan): It was a lot of fun shooting, Steve!

Maria: Totally agree with Mathieu Sankeralli! This second part is the cute and fun street style so proper of JS! Love it!