By A Mystery Man Writer
Born in the early 1980s, the Harajuku fashion style gathers dozens of different styles, each one more eccentric than the other. It was only in the 2000s that this fashion appeared in the West. The Harajuku style - or Japanese street fashion - owes its title to the district with the same name, located in the district of Shibuya in Tokyo. In the 1970s, the Harajuku district became the temple of fashion, rock and avant-garde. Ready to dive into this completely crazy universe of Japanese fashion? 😃 Harajuku fashion: the origins and codes More than just a simple fashion story, the Harajuku style is part of a movement of protest against the strict rules of Japanese society and the imposition of conformity. Every weekend, hundreds of young people invade the fashion district, changing the mandatory uniform of the week for
Born in the early 1980s, the Harajuku fashion style gathers dozens of different styles, each one more eccentric than the other. It was only in
Harajuku Fashion, Aesthetics Wiki
All You Need To Know About Harajuku Style
10 Kawaii outfit street snaps from Tokyo Fashion - TokyoTreat Blog
Colorful Layered Street Fashion in Bunka Fashion College – Tokyo Fashion News
Your Ultimate Guide to the Bizarre and Colorful World of Harajuku Fashion - YumeTwins: The Monthly Kawaii Subscription Box Straight from Tokyo to Your Door!
All about visiting Harajuku: fashion, culture and more
Young Japanese woman posing on the street for the viewer in a black and white clothing in Harajuku, Tokyo. Typical Harajuku fashion style Stock Photo - Alamy
The outrageous street-style tribes of Harajuku
The outrageous street-style tribes of Harajuku
What Japanese Fashion is Like: An In-Depth Look at Japan's Unique Style Scene - Japan Web Magazine
Street Style in Tokyo: “Harajuku Is Like a Fashion Gallery With a Free Entrance”