Looks from independent Japanese fashion brand Buccal Cone’s 2015-16 A/W “Virtual Busters” collection. Buccal Cone’s designer, Takeru Niimi, sews each of these pieces himself. More Pictures & Info
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It’s finished!!
my very first fairy kei/spank! inspired creation out of somethings i thrifted and an old pikachu shirt i already had. I’m very satisfied with the outcome!
Having some fun with markers!✌️ Goldfish Kimono👘#drawing #anime #kimono #japanese #markers #art #myart #freedraw
Mitake - one of the Monster Girls from the Kawaii Monster Cafe - on the street in Harajuku wearing a pink jacket and pants by Vivienne Westwood with a sequinted top from The Virgin Mary Tokyo and furry platform sandals. Full Look
FASHION: Maiko Takeda’s High Fashion Shadow Jewelry
Incredible is an understatement. Tokyo-born artist Maiko Takeda works with shape, shadow, pattern, and light to create unique art pieces that are a mix of high fashion and art installations.
In landmark vote, Tokyo’s Shibuya Ward adopts ordinance to recognize same-sex unions
Shibuya Ward includes Harajuku!
Gelatoni
So there is this AMAZING character at Tokyo Disney called Gelatoni. They’re a emerald colored cat. And they were introduced as “boy” in the beginning (what many people didn’t even know and it’s not even mentioned in talking because you don’t really use genders in Japanese). Also you can hardly tell by their appearance and voice AND what’s more amazing people put them into dresses all the way (we also saw official dresses for them in the shops!).
They just
don’t give
a fuck
about genders
and shit.
Just look.
They’re so fucking adorable!
We just thought you need to know.
Gelatoni is a fucking nonbinary icon you dumb idiots and hes so fucking brave
These are eerie, strangely human sculptures from Japanese artist, Yasuhiro Sakurai. The wall-mounted sculptures are carved out of cypress wood, and other than that, there is not a lot out there in terms of press about the artist, but we do know Yasuhiro has shown often in Tokyo. At Galleria Grafica Tokio
Via:http://www.juxtapoz.com/current/the-work-of-yasuhiro-sakurai
Nanzuka Gallery in Tokyo is currently showing “An actress is not a
machine, but they treat you like a machine”, a solo exhibition of new
works by Hajime Sorayama.
The prolific Japanese artist has created a series of paintings modeled
after American actress Marilyn Monroe, in addition to three-dimensional
manifestations of his renowned “Sexy Robot” series. The artist started
this series back in 1978 and has been his most successful and
recognizable body of work ever since. Following the Japanese focus on
technology and science, along with his unique view of sexuality and
female beauty, these works helped Sorayama establish his worldwide
reputation.
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