The one big misconception I managed to correct over the past three years about Japanese fashion is that it's not just tantamount to cute or "kawaii." Likewise, it's a common misunderstanding to consider Japanese culture as the epitome of "weird" as well.
Thankfully, with the influx of Japanese magazines in the country and Asian fashion inspired blogs, we get a bigger world view of the Japanese culture in general (and their fashion scene).
Now, I'd like to think of Japanese fashion--street or traditional--as an oxymoron. Like how they all strive to be unique, I reckon, from the Western approach in style, and yet want to be a part of a certain subculture. Simply put, Japanese people want to dress differently to be like their peers.
To Read More: konichiwear.com/2012/01/29/japanese-fashion-attempt/
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Cris B.
@crisbandiala
ganda mo teh ! u look totally gorgeous :)
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Jennifer L.
@jenniferlevinson
awesome bag
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Carina G.
@carinagironella
love your floral robe! <3
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Ally H.
@cheapandchicstyle
Such a gorgeous robe, love the outfit! x
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Gelianne A.
@geliannea
love that robe!
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Tram A.
@thetram
amazing look!!
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