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Tokyo Fashion: Find Out All There Is To Know About Tokyo Shopping

High heels, a skirt and designer handbag are the basic accessories in Tokyo Fashion.
Women in Tokyo dress in a very put together style based on European chic.
Tokyo women are known for their passion for high end fashion, and designer labels.

There's even a Japanese phrase for this - Shinhatsubai - the craving for new products.

Shopping in Tokyo can be great fun, because of the many styles and price levels.
Here's Best spots for shopping in Tokyo

Tokyo is an inspiration for Designers and celebrities – from Gwen Stefani to Jay-Z and Kanye West.

Tokyo Fashion, Japanese Fashion

Kanye West - since he mentioned Harajuku fashion in his interviews – Tokyo street fashion got a lot of attention for its creativity and unique forms of expression.

Gwen Stefani mentioned Harajuku style and Harajuku girl in her songs and Albums (Stefani even has a Gwen Harajuku girl clothing line and perfumes), and helped Tokyo become one of the most influential fashion cities in the world.

Shopping in Tokyo can be great fun, because of the many styles and price levels.


Japanese Fashion: Shopping In Japan For Legendary Designers

Tokyo Fashion, Japanese Fashion Tokyo designers first made a strong impression on the fashion world in 1982. A group of Japanese designers showed their collections in Paris at the prêt-a-porter shows - Rei Kawabuko’s Comme des Garcons, Issey Misake’s Misake Design Studios, and Yohji Yamamoto’s self named clothing line.

They presented something very different than what was happening at the time in the fashion world.

Misake, Kawabuko, and Yamamoto remain three of the most influential names in Tokyo fashion, presenting new lines each year.

Armani, Louis Vuitton, Prada, Christian Dior and many other international designers have stores in Tokyo.


A walk down Omotesando st ('Tokyo's 5th Avenue'), or Ginza is like a compressed tour in fashion design - not to be missed !!

Next to the countless famous designer labels, there are many department stores (Depato – in Japanese) and small luxury boutiques.

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