Japanese Street Fashion
日本のストリート
Dictionary entry
- Lolita Fashion 1980s– / Style
A Japanese street style referencing Rococo and girls' culture, building a community that constructs cuteness for oneself, not for the gaze of others.
- Gyaru 1990s– / Style
The Shibuya-born style that inverted school-approved correctness with tans, bleached hair and heavy makeup — communal fashion updated by magazines and the street as one.
- Decora late 1990s– / Style
The Harajuku style layering masses of hairclips and toy-like accessories — maximalism embodied, where 'more' is itself the design principle.