A fashion item that in this case has a shelf-life even shorter than the most fleeting of fads, although at the same time it will fortunately be forever wearable at least once a year.
Carefully picked kimono
Fashion
More conventional Shibuya clothing
In Shibuya, where feisty is a fairly good word to describe the fashion, and also the way some folk show their feelings, it makes a nice change, as well as quite a contrast, to see togs of a much more traditional nature.
Hair Heir to the throne?
It seems that no matter how big or impressive something is,
there’ll always be someone who comes along with something not only much bigger,
but also miles more impressive.
Japanese fashion and phones
Even the briefest of walks around the likes of Shinjuku or Harajuku will produce a dazzling array of fashion along with an enormous number of phones. All of which are sported by similarly assorted age groups. Characteristics that in many ways could arguably be said to sum up Tokyo’s shopping and entertainment areas in a nutshell.
Or should that be a clamshell?
Imelda Marcos-like muddle
It’s usually good to have choice, but when it comes to not so stylish or unsubtly coloured plastic sandals-cum-slippers, it’s arguable that one can have a little too much of a good thing.
