Men are becoming more Trendier (Tokyo - Amiah Young)

For fall/winter 2017 a brand from Tokyo, Dressed Undressed, Men are becoming more swaggy, trendy and bare legged. Clothes you would ever think men would wear, Tokyo shows us to our face that men can do and wear anything. One of the trends i picked up from this collection are the rip off track pants. They actually look quite good on men as they do girls. I call this, LESS CLOTHES MORE FASHION😌👬

Bold Prints (Spain - Amiah Young)

In portugal, prints are getting bolder and brighter whether it is stripes or florals. Everyone are starting to find beauty in graphic tops around this time of year. But of course it is hotter in Portugal than in America. Thanks to Matti Hillig we can see the people of Lisbon, Portugal and what they are wearing:

On the runway . . . Kenzo - Fall 2017

Valentino - Fall 2017

City Boho is trending right now. Females are still incorporating floral prints for the fall and winter. However, they're are tweaking the style a little to stay warm for the weather.

~ Shian Snider

Bright colorful hair is trending due to the K Pop influences. Especially since the MTV awards recently had their first K pop group come to the USA to perform.

~ Shian Snider

Taking Grundge to a New Level

"It would be an understatement to reduce this floor-length canary yellow duster to a "pop of primary color." Paired with the unexpected textures of a fur under layer, a bamboo handbag, and bold statement jewelry, the only subtle part of the outfit is the black leather boots." ~ Jenza Evans

Harnesses in Tokyo

This punk like trend is popular this season. Harnesses are everywhere! You can layer it over garments too, it just adds a lot of edge which is always cool!

 Posted by Eileen Heng Week (9) Tokyo

10. Deep by Nijah Latney

10. Deeps 3rd Installment

by Nijah Latney

Article Taken From Hypebeast

Written By Hunter Mak 

 

The clothing brand 10. Deep is releasing their 3rd installment of their 2017 fall/winter collection titled, "All is well." The collection includes Poodle Fleece hoodies and Frankenstein - ed leopard prints, along with savvy colors. It's defiantly a dope collection that should be checked out.

 

https://hypebeast.com/2017/11/10-deep-holiday-2017-collection-all-is-well

 

 



HARAJUKU IS NOT DEAD! OR IS IT?

By: Chioma E

Harajuku — Tokyo’s one-of-a-kind youth culture neighborhood — retains its long-held title as the center of Japan’s street fashion scene in 2017. 

One of the core elements of Harajuku in particular (and Japanese street fashion in general) is that it is ever-changing. Trends come and go at breakneck speed. New ideas are experimented with and discarded, often before they can even be properly named or documented. The speed of fashion in Japan is one thing that sets it apart from the rest of the world. No one expects a trend to last forever here. Nor can we expect 1990s fashion subcultures — no matter how iconic and loved they may be — to last forever.




Japanese street fashion has continued to be influential throughout Asia and around the globe. Look no further than the recent Louis Vuitton Kansai Yamamoto collection, Marc Jacobs controversial Harajuku inspired runway show, Rihanna’s Harajuku-influenced Fenty collection with Puma, and the breathtaking Comme Des Garcons exhibition at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New 
York.

Expect the Unexpected - Phuong Le - Tokyo Fashion Trends

In this fashion season, it is all about unexpected proportion and texture on the streets of Tokyo.  From maxi skirts to super-oversized bottoms, to paisley-printed velvet coat over a leather shirt, fashionistas are breaking necks when walking down the street with these unexpected ensembles.  

Joan Shepp Product Shot - Destani

Current Trends FW17

Brand - Nude, Product - Green Knit Cardigan,  Price - 398

Brand - Bao Bao ( Issey Miyake), Product - Bao Bao Bag, Price - 390 

Brand - MM6,  Product - Denim Maxi Dress, Price - 695

Brand - Sandy Duftler, Product - Blue Belt, Price - 172

Brand - Tamiko Naime, Product - Yellow Multi Scarf, Price - 335

Brand - MM6, Product - Denim Jeans, Price - 405

Brand - MM6, Product - Long Black Blazer, Price - 1025

What do you guy's think ? 

Brenda Po- Week 8

Tokyo

One of the craziest shoes shown on the runway for Tokyo fashion week. This eye catching shoe has a bold and architectural shape that makes it unique. The shoe was designed to match the outfit and it's balloon like proportions makes it stand out.

 

For more crazy shoes click on the link: http://footwearnews.com/2016/fashion/designers/craziest-runway-shoes-tokyo-fashion-week-spring-2017-photos-269962/

 

kendrick Lamar pop up shop by Nijah Latney

An Exclusive Look Inside Kendrick Lamar's 'DAMN.' Tokyo Pop-Up at monkey time

Alongside an interview with product designer Jide Osifeso.

By Joanna Fu/Nov 18, 2017

 

   After hitting 17 cities across North America, Kendrick Lamar‘s DAMN. pop-up tour heads to Asia. First stop: Tokyo, Japan, at monkey time‘s flagship store in Harajuku.

HYPEBEAST Japan had an exclusive look inside the pop-up space ahead of its official opening. monkey time’s clean neutral interior was filled with vibrantly-hued DAMN. merch pieces such as lime green and yellow T-shirts, burgundy hoodies, and a range of street wear staples in essential black, white and grey color ways.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

We also had a chance to catch up with product designer Jide Osifeso at the pop-up to learn a bit more about the DAMN. collection. The DAMN. Tokyo pop-up will take place at monkey time’s Harajuku location from November 18 to 19, then at monkey time’s Osaka store on November 26

Furs in Spain? Really? _ Monique Trujillo

Yes! Furs in Spain! Furs are taking the streets left and right! From super affordable to very expensive! The people of Spain love the furs and know how to keep warm fashionably! Down below are pictures from Madrid Fashion Week streetwear

Alpha Industries & Paradise Youth Club Reimagine the Iconic MA-1 Flight Jacket by Nijah Latney

Alpha Industries & Paradise Youth Club Reimagine the Iconic MA-1 Flight Jacket

“Soldier of Love.”

By Robert Patos/Nov 18, 2017/www.hypebeast.com

 

 

The infamous brand Alpha Industries, who produce the well recognized bomber jackets, has teamed up with Paradise Youth Club to artistically reimagine the flight jacket. The new design is part of Alpha Industries new campaign called "Urban Hero's." It's a only out for a limit time and focuses on the  “Soldier of Love” motif — offering a toned-down satirical spin on the various political issues currently plaguing society.

The military-inspired staple features a series of themed patch details as a friendly call-out to world peace, with an oversized “Soldier of Love” logo hitting the back. Accompanying the rear side branding are lyrics from the song of the same name, by the late, great American soul-singer Arthur Alexander. The collaborative design is now available exclusively at Hide Store.(Alpha Industries & Paradise Youth Club Reimagine the Iconic MA-1 Flight Jacket, Robert Patos, hypebeast.com)

https://hypebeast.com/2017/11/alpha-industries-paradise-youth-club-ma1-flight-jacket