Maria: As always he looks cool and colourful, even when wearing a black kimono ^^
Marcin: Maro did a nice job! Almost a gothic lolita (ehm for guys?):)
Kate: That kimono is absolutely fabulous. 凄い~!
Kjeld Duits: @Maria: Very cool. I like the multi-colored one a lot.
Maria: Hey, I found similar wallets from DKNY! :D This one and this one
Pobierowo Tom: Pretty girl, nice style.
Kjeld Duits: I really enjoyed being able to shoot a mom with her baby. I noticed at least one other photographer shooting Etsuna without her little boy. I’m glad I was able to focus on the person, not just the clothes. ^^
Gabz: This is so georgeous. Really loved her fresh and neat style. Very cute both mum and baby xD
Panna.p: ballerina skirt and kitty shoes – awesome
Kjeld Duits: @Nyurah: True!
Nyurah: @Kjeld: I love how you put the picture where shes laughing beside the one where she looks so serious. It shows really great how the same person can look so different just by changing the expression..
Kjeld Duits: @Martin: Youki a goddess? Ah, she’ll be very happy to hear that!
Kjeld Duits: @Nyurah; Yes, I have seen a few of these already. Also used as bracelets or anklets.
Nyurah: @Kjeld: Don’t bother it’s still well visible. Rio is wearing the same kind of necklace as aoi. Except that rio added a cross. :)
Kjeld Duits: @Nyurah: Oh, I missed that completely. Didn’t even take a close-up of it…
Dörrie Banana: Great conclusion, Sherlock!
Kjeld Duits: @Dörrie Banana: Japanese buyers travel worldwide to purchase used clothing. I’d imagine they bought a pile of left-over bags.
Dörrie Banana: Still leaves the question how it got rom Germany to Japan? I’d really like to investigate that!
DESIGN FESTA - Asia's Most Exciting Art Festival - PART 2 - The People
The second part of this two part series focuses on the people at Design Festa 8 comments
DESIGN FESTA - Asia's Most Exciting Art Festival - PART 1 - The Art
The first part of this two part series focuses on the art at Design Festa 4 comments
With Love from Japan — Truly Cute Embroidered Patches
Dorothy Vacance—one of Tokyo’s hidden gems—is offering really cute embroidered patches featuring traditional images of Japan 0 comments
rooms 32 - February 2016
One of Tokyo’s most important fashion and design exhibitions, rooms, took place again this week. JAPANESE STREETS picked a few favorites 3 comments
A Look Back at Last Year's JAPANESE STREETS Photo Exhibition
Last year, Israel’s famous Tikotin Museum of Japanese Art exhibited over 100 of JAPANESE STREETS photographs 6 comments
- Delilah Flores 90 days ago (Dorothy Vacance)
Hope all is well with your designs. Delilah
- Kjeld Duits 192 days ago (DESIGN FESTA - Asia's Most Exciting Art Festival - PART 2 - The People)
@Rina Thank you!
- Rina 192 days ago (DESIGN FESTA - Asia's Most Exciting Art Festival - PART 2 - The People)
RIP Japanesestreets.com :”( We will never forget…
- Kjeld Duits 224 days ago (Kaneko Ayano)
@jay I always tried to photograph people that I felt had something special. It was not just about the clothes and hairstyles, I looked for a presence. So, although I did not …
- jay 225 days ago (Kaneko Ayano)
Amazing! She would later go on to become a brilliant singer-songwriter and musician. Did you have any inkling that she had that future ahead of her?
- Kjeld Duits 696 days ago (FÖTUS: Fashion reborn)
@Anton Johansson Unfortunately, the brand went out of business a long time ago. But his pieces can still be found at online auctions and vintage stores in Japan. If you search …
- Anton Johansson 697 days ago (FÖTUS: Fashion reborn)
Anywhere you can buy some fötus pieces? Thanks!
- Princess Starlight 739 days ago (62 Rules for Living in a Forest)
I am a true forest girl, I grew up in the forest. The changing seasons, the falling snow, the glittering stars. These things leave an indelible impression on a person’s …
- Kjeld Duits 850 days ago (JOTARO SAITO A/W 2014)
Interesting comment I made way back in 2014. Jotaro Saito’s work will soon be exhibited at the Victoria & Albert Museum!
- Kjeld Duits 855 days ago (Aya Uemura)
Hi Loreta, Both Aya and Uemura are common names in Japan. The Aya in this photograph was born in 1982, so it is impossible that she is the Aya that you …
