Tokyo Street Style (nice reference for clothes)

[AndyLC]

http://www.style-arena.jp/english/index.htm

the website updates regularly

Just people walking about in interesting clothing. Alot of variety from distrct to district. There's also a huge archive. I like to just go to the website and doodle the people and their clothes.

[Sady]

Wow, you just read my mind. Thanks.

[ArlandoBattle]

Thanks, also check out black book magazine for good clothe refs.

[tensai]

i appreciate the effort but there is a serious lack of schoolgirls in there. :nohope:

[AndreasM]

Thanks a bunch! The few i checked looked pretty interresting.

Tensai, would this (http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-123322263707848424) satisfy you?


no?

[tensai]

n0fish - haha, those are not uniforms my friend. but yeah, morning musume is in a way brilliant (i mean the way it kicks its 'older' members out and recruits fresh, young members every year). i have a lot of friends who are going absolutely insane over these girls, with late night video parties projected on the wall, sharing their gigabites of videos like these, watching them over and over and singing along till early morning...

[DavePalumbo]

that video was... amazing. my god, man.

I like the Japanese styles, they have such cute fashions. Especially when they do the "american rockstar" thing, nobody else can get away with some of the shit they pull. And the school girls wear those huge puffy 80s socks... I was over there a few years ago and was constantly entertained by watching what people were wearing. Prices of clothing in the stores were goddamn outrageous, too. $400 for torn up Levis and stuff like that.

[xenos]

andy - thanks for the link
n0fish - oooooohh! i have to show that video to EVERYBODY! :teeth:

[broken lizard]

heyhey, it appears the rabid hobo look is in. i could get a job as a model. :dur:

[Interceptor]

Hahaha I just read that was Morning Musume in there. That's hilarious.

[Chingwa]

Well since we're on the subject you guys should also check out this (http://www.japanesestreets.com/) for japanese fashion.