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Meanwhile, you're more likely to get treated nicely in an upscale store wearing sweatpants than a more put-together look.
Meanwhile, you're more likely to get treated nicely in an upscale store wearing sweatpants than a more put-together look.
A tipster alerted us the other day to an interesting new addition to the official Tokyo Fashion Week calendar: American Apparel. Yep, the controversia
semblance of normalcy. Tokyo fashion week just ended over the weekend, and we'd say that the mood of Japanese designers for spring is pretty hopeful and joyful. In addition to a lot of the trends we've seen in New York and Europe--like peplum, print-mixing, transparency, and playing with volume--Tokyo also served up a lot of its signature playfulness and attention to detail. Click through to see some of the highlights from the shows.
If there's a fashion week happening anywhere in the world, Derek Blasberg will find it. He's in Tokyo at the moment, and he just tweeted: Some Tokyo