In an age of Y2K-inspired loud graphics (think neon chrome, pixel motifs and holograms), a contrasting movement has quietly ...

Rei Kawakubo, the ever-restless force behind Comme des Garçons, delivered a characteristically unpredictable twist on men’s tailoring at Paris Fashion Week ...

You'll want to bring clean and presentable clothing to Japan, and that includes this important item you may not even think ...

Gerry dives into an unboxing of some resin 28mm feudal Japanese buildings from Oshiro Model Terrain. In this unboxing we have ...

Japanese KitKats In Japan, KitKats are basically a national pastime—they come in every flavor imaginable: matcha, strawberry, sake, milk tea (my personal obsession), and so many more.

‘It’s genderless and seasonless. In the right fabrics, it looks very rich.’ How brown, historically the color of peasant garb, now signals wealth.

Fashion in the Middle Ages was deeply tied to class, function, and status. For peasants, clothing was simple, practical, and made from coarse wool or linen, often in muted earth tones.

A movement calling for women's clothing to include pockets is gaining traction in Japan, prompting a change in the apparel industry. Many women's jackets, pants and skirts either lack pockets or ...

TOKYO - Sporting a pair of jeans and sneakers, Japan’s Prime Minister ditched his usually solemn demeanour for a fashion show to tout a “cute, lively and cool” Japan. Surrounded on stage by ...

In this episode of Green Japan we report on a groundbreaking Japanese innovation called Brewed Protein, which can be used to make infinitely recyclable clothes. The fabric is made by microbes, and ...

1. Yohji Yamamoto Yohji Yamamoto is often regarded as the godfather of Japanese streetwear fashion, and his eponymous brand has served as a source of inspiration for other Japanese brands.