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Tokyo-based Puerto Rican model Noma on the street in Harajuku wearing minimal vintage fashion, Kimpande, and the Chinese brand CONP Citizen of No Place.
Chinese Physics Student in Jean Paul Gaultier in Harajuku, Tokyo
Physics student (with a focus on next-generation battery technology) Stella is from China and currently attending college in London. She was visiting Tokyo when we spotted her on the street in Harajuku. Stella’s cyber-inspired style includes a cyber dots dress by legendary fashion designer Jean Paul Gaultier with Gentle Monster glasses, New Rock boots, My Melody rings, Vivienne Westwood armour ring, and silver horns.
Harajuku 1990s x Vampire Street Style w/ Swear Boots & Bananafish
Ticomeba, also known as ito, is a 20-year-old Japanese vampire, Bunka Fashion College student, 6%DOKIDOKI shop girl, and Harajuku’s tallest Japanese Neo Decora. Ito’s style is Monster High Draculaura inspired with 25+ cm Swear London monster boots from the 1990s, Bananafish, and other vintage 90s FRUiTS Magazine brands.
20-year-old Japanese street style personality, longtime neo decora, and Bunka Fashion College student Ticomeba is the new shop girl at legendary Harajuku boutique 6%DOKDIDOKI.
20-year-old Japanese Beauty School Student Rikito in Harajuku
Rikito is one of the new Harajuku kids who burst onto the scene this year with his original mix of traditional Japanese items (he regularly wears kimono and geta), vintage fashion, and shironuri makeup. Here he’s wearing all resale fashion with Japanese room shoes and Hello Kitty with a face. Rikito’s favorite fashion designer is Japanese legend Yohji Yamamoto, but we never see him wearing brand clothing. He prefers to mix stuff from kimono shops, resale stores, and his mom’s closet. His fashion inspiration also includes manga & French mime. We shot this street snap in Harajuku, Tokyo, on his 20th birthday.
Harajuku Street Style Interview: Japanese Classical Violinist Forging A New Path
Haruka is a Japanese classical violinist and popular personality in the Harajuku street style scene. Haruka dedicated her entire life, since a very young age, to the violin. But recently, while attending music college, she started questioning her future plans.
Harajuku’s Iconic Japanese Kawaii Fashion Subculture Decora is Making a Comeback
A new article about decora and a new ten minute video featuring footage of a decora meetup in Harajuku, old FRUiTS Magazine snaps, and interview with FRUiTS Magazine founder Shoichi Aoki and Japanese Neo Decora leader Nico.
Takashi Murakami “Mononoke Kyoto” Exhibition in Kyoto Japan Features 170 Artworks
The big Takashi Murakami art exhibition “Mononoke Kyoto”, featuring 170 of the popular Japanese artist’s works, is open through September 1, 2024 at the Kyoto City Kyocera Museum of Art in Kyoto, Japan.
Takashi Murakami “Mononoke Kyoto” Exhibition in Kyoto Japan Features 170 Artworks
The big Takashi Murakami art exhibition “Mononoke Kyoto”, featuring 170 of the popular Japanese artist’s works, is open through September 1, 2024 at the Kyoto City Kyocera Museum of Art in Kyoto, Japan.
A great Japanese musician and legendary Harajuku style icon has passed away. There was no band more popular with Harajuku visual kei fans of the 2005-2010 era. The famous Jingubashi bridge was full of REITA/GazettE cosplayers every weekend back then. RIP 🖤🖤🖤🖤
Street styles we shot in Harajuku with Y2K anime gyaru inspired fashion, kimono, a Hello Kitty plushies skirt, extreme hairstyles, a full body tattoo, RinRinDoll, and more.
TOKYO FASHION WEEK 2024 Autumn/Winter DAY SIX - Anrealage Street Style
Photos by Guest Collaborator TokyoFashion!
Tokyo Fashion Week came to an official end this evening, but there are two fashion shows in Tokyo tomorrow (both of which we're excited about) - so it’s not quite over for us…or you!
All of the street style in this set was shot at the debut menswear collection show of multi-award-winning Japanese fashion brand Anrealage. The brand usually shows in Paris, so the fact that they not only came back to Tokyo but did so for the first ever Anrealage Homme collection was a treat for Japanese fashion fans.
The thousand plus attendees that gathered at the massive Tokyo Telecom Center tonight witnessed another major milestone for a fast-rising fashion label that came up from the streets of Harajuku to be heralded as one of Japan’s top young brands, joining labels like Sacaiand Kolor in representing Japan on the world stage.
Anrealage designer Kunihiko Morinaga attended both the prestigious Waseda University (hello Yohji Yamamoto!) and Tokyo’s Vantan Design Institute of Fashion. He launched Anrealage (A REAL UNREAL AGE) in 2003, debuted at Tokyo Collection in 2005, and debuted at Paris Fashion Week in 2014. Morinaga has either won or been a runner-up for many top fashion prizes, including winning the Mainichi Fashion Grand Prix and being a top contender for the LVMH Prize.
In the years before the brand’s meteoric rise to Paris and beyond, you’d often see Anrealage worn by fashion students, artists, and other creatives on the streets of Tokyo as well as in street snap magazines like FRUiTS and TUNE. Many of the brand’s early iconic pieces were colorful handmade patchwork, instantly recognizable and treasured for their quality and one-of-a-kind nature. The debut Anrealage Homme runway show paid tribute to those early works with several patchwork-inspired looks, ensuring everyone in attendance that - no matter how famous his label gets - the designer has no intention of forgetting he started on the streets.
One other reason that we were excited for the Anrealage show is that all of the headpieces in the show were designed by young (early 20s) fast-rising Japanese designer Nori Enomoto.
We first met Nori in Harajuku when she was just a fashionable high school student. In the few years since then, she graduated from high school, graduated from Tokyo’s famous Bunka Fashion College, became a pattern maker for top Japanese labels, launched her own brand, began selling out all of her work as fast as she could make it, and started showing her work at exhibitions during Paris Fashion Week.
The fact that Nori is so young but was entrusted with the key headpieces for a major show by a major Japanese fashion brand says a lot about what her future likely holds. We expect to see her work on the runway more in the future and we recommend that you follow her rise as well if you aren’t already.
Tokyo Fashion Week is over now, but we’ve got a few more shows and a lot of street style still to edit - so you’ll likely see a few more updates from us in the next week! Thanks for following along! Please let us know if you’d like to see more Japanese street style here in the future.
All photos were shot by TokyoFashion exclusively for TokyoScope!
Street Style we photographed at the debut menswear runway show of Japanese fashion brand Anrealage in Tokyo last night.
Anrealage has risen from the streets of Harajuku to become one of the big award winning Paris Fashion Week brands in the last twenty years, but they came back to Tokyo for the debut show of Anrealage Homme.
The Best Japanese Street Style From TOKYO FASHION WEEK 2024 Autumn/Winter! DAY FIVE
Photos by TokyoFashion!
Day five of Tokyo Fashion Week is finished and we’re back with more Japanese street style! Today’s runway schedule wasn’t the busiest, so we were wondering how the street style would be. It turned out to be pretty good.
The big show for many fashion industry attendees was the Nordic lifestyle brand Marimekko, most famous for their colorful 1960s patterns. A show attendee told us that Marimekko has been making an effort to attract young cool consumers, which may be why they were one of the featured runway shows of the entire Tokyo Fashion Week.
The event we were most looking forward to today wasn’t even on the official schedule - a private show and exhibition by underground Japanese fashion brand Balmung. Balmung has long been popular with Harajuku kids, underground Japanese idols, and lovers of high concept artistic fashion. Recently, the brand has had a huge influence on shaping Japan’s Jirai Kei/Toyoko fashion boom (as many of the popular brands in that space have copied Balmung’s most iconic designs, simplifying them and making them cheap for mass audiences).
In addition to those two shows, there were Tokyo Fashion Week events in Harajuku/Omotesando and in Shibuya today. Enjoy the photos! We’ll be back tomorrow with more street snaps from the final day of Fashion Week!
The Best Japanese Street Style From TOKYO FASHION WEEK 2024 Autumn/Winter! DAY FOUR
Photos by TokyoFashion!
Tokyo Fashion Week day four was just as over the top as we expected. There were three different Japanese fashion shows at the famous Yoyogi National Stadium in Harajuku. Unlike last season’s BAPE show, these were all at the large “Yoyogi #1” building where huge artists like Ayumi Hamasaki and Utada Hikaru hold concerts.
The first two shows (AkikoAoki and Murral) used only parts of the stadium. Then came the main event - a highly anticipated open-to-the-public show by renowned Japanese designer Mikio Sakabe. We don’t yet have the numbers for how many people attended Mikio's show, but it was one of the most highly attended Tokyo Fashion Week shows we’ve seen in at least a decade.
The Mikio fashion show was followed by an after party with drinks and dancing inside of Yoyogi National Stadium, bringing about seven hours of fashion at Yoyogi to a fun close. We shot so many street snaps at the Mikio Sakabe show that we’re going to publish them in their own set, since we need more time to go through all of the thousands of photos we took today.
In the meantime, these are the street snaps from fashion shows earlier in the day, including AkikoAoki and Murral. Some of the people in these snaps likely ended up at Mikio Sakabe (check for Grounds bubble shoes) as well, but we’ll be back soon with lots of Mikio-only street style!
All photos were shot by TokyoFashion exclusively for TokyoScope!
More street style we shot at Tokyo Fashion Week. All of these snaps were outside of Japanese fashion shows at Yoyogi National Stadium in Harajuku in March of 2024!!
The Best Japanese Street Style From TOKYO FASHION WEEK 2024 Autumn/Winter! DAY THREE
Photos by TokyoFashion!
The third day of Tokyo Fashion Week was colder than usual for March, but at least the rain from day two subsided. The highlight of today’s fashion shows was Japanese brand Fetico at the beautiful Tokyo National Museum in Ueno. We also shot street style outside of fashion shows in Shibuya & Aoyama, as well as a kimono fashion show in Omotesando/Harajuku today.
Tomorrow is the graduation ceremony for Japan's most famous fashion school, Bunka Fashion College, followed in the evening by the Mikio Sakabe fashion show at Yoyogi Stadium. We expect the convergence of these two events to lead to a fashionable celebratory crowd both inside and outside of the Mikio show, which should be great for shooting street style. Please check back tomorrow to see if that prediction comes true!
The Best Japanese Street Style From TOKYO FASHION WEEK 2024 Autumn/Winter! DAY ONE
Photos by TokyoFashion!
Tokyo Fashion Week 2024 Autumn/Winter kicked off this weekend. The schedule this season lacks big big names like last season’s BAPE show, but we’re excited for the return of loved-in-Harajuku Japanese designer Mikio Sakabe.
Both Mikio Sakabe and AkikoAoki announced early that they would be allowing anyone who wants to see a show this season to apply for a free ticket to their highly anticipated Thursday night shows at the famous Yoyogi National Stadium in Harajuku.
The first day of this Tokyo Fashion Week featured subculture art-indie brand Pays Des Fees, bringing out an eclectic crowd including Japanese fashion and art students. It’s early, but so far we see no signs that the Y2K boom is subsiding, and over-the-top sunglasses are the accessory du jour. As with last season, lots of Rick Owens KISSboots on the street outside of the shows as well. Enjoy the street snaps and we’ll be back with more tomorrow!
MY NEW BOOK! Mondo Tokyo: Dispatches from a Secret Japan!
HARK! My latest book is now on sale! Mondo Tokyo: Dispatches from a Secret Japan is a collection of my writing and photography on Japanese subculture from 2005 right up to the present! Inside, you will find chapters on Movies, Anime, Fashion, Music, Otaku, Kaiju, and all points in-between.
Tokyo, in the early aughts, was a weird place. Lonely single men wanted to marry action figures instead of women. High school girls worked at maid cafes and were paid to act like Manga characters. Nightclubs filled with kids in anime cosplay who danced to remixed versions of cartoon theme songs.
People’s private obsessions, once confined to bedrooms and computer screens, were transforming entire city blocks.
Patrick Macias was there, chronicling the emergence of “Cool Japan” in a famous blog entitled “An Eternal Thought in the Mind of Godzilla.” Now with biting humor and cultural insight, he looks back on the trends, personalities, and happenings that dominated the bleeding edge of Japanese pop culture in those years. You’ll meet maids who imitate Michael Jackson, anime producers sent to prison for guns and drugs, school girls determined to resurrect surf rock, nightclubbers who worship “uncool foreigners,” and all manner of wide-eyed ex-pats, weirdoes, and dreamers who came to Tokyo in search of a stranger, more surreal version of life.
ABOUT THE AUTHOR
Patrick Macias is the editor in chief of Otaku USA magazine, the founding editor of Crunchyroll News, and the author of numerous books about Japanese pop culture, including TokyoScope: The Japanese Cult Film Companion. In addition to contributing liner notes to the Criterion Collection and Arrow Video, he also wrote the original story for the anime series URAHARA, which was simulcast globally in 2017. Born and raised in Sacramento, California, Patrick now lives in Tokyo, Japan. Learn more at www.patrickmaciaswrites.com
As some of you may know, I was fortunate enough to visit the beautiful country of Nepal last month. It is an absolutely incredible nation, full of a kind of vigor and excitement that is impossible to capture in words.
Last week, when a devastating 7.8 magnitude earthquake hit Nepal, I was at a complete loss. I still am. Durbar Square in Bhaktapur, where I stood just a few weeks ago admiring the centuries-old architecture, has been irreparably damaged. Some of the villages I walked by may no longer exist. The caves I explored may have collapsed. The people I met may be injured and suffering. I’m writing this to ask you all to please consider donating to Nepal’s earthquake relief. And if that’s not possible, please signal boost the donation links or reblog. 8.1 million people will thank you.
IMMIGRATION OFFICER FATALLY SHOOTS UNARMED 19 YR OLD BLACK MAN 10 TIMES DURING BALTIMORE RIOTS.
An Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) officer shot and killed 20-year-old Terrence Kellum, Monday afternoon on Detroit’s northwest side.
Police say the agent — part of a fugitive task force involving ICE and officers with the Detroit Police Department — was attempting to serve an armed robbery warrant at a home in the 9500 block of Evergreen near W. Chicago when the shooting occurred.
“I am told there was no forced entry into the residence, that they were allowed inside,” said Detroit Police Chief James Craig. “And I’m also told that the agent may have been faced with a threat, and it was at that point when he decided to use deadly force.” Craig would not talk more specifically about that alleged threat.
One of the eyewitnesses, a woman, shouted at the chief as she described what she claims happened. “It was 10 bullets…and did it take 10 bullets? When he came out, they didn’t have the handcuffs on him!” she said. “They shot him! He was not able to run to do nothin’. Y’all didn’t give him a chance!”
An Investigation has been promised but we all know how that goes….
Hey guys! I’m working with UNICEF on their #BringBackOurChildhood campaign to raise awareness for the 800,000 children displaced from their homes in Nigeria due to violence and conflict. My Snapchat story right now centers around a young boy in Chad who misses the animals and environment he grew up in - please check it out on my Snapchat account “miologie”!
To learn more about details of the campaign and how you can contribute (it’s fun, I promise!) , add “UNICEF” on Snapchat!
iStyle is a Chinese website (something similar to Lookbook) where people share photos of their outfits. Unfortunately, this website is not accessible outside of mainland China. You’ll be directed to the website when you click on the hyperlink only if you have Chinese IP.
NYU and Rutgers joined forces to celebrate the end of this semester’s Superdry University Ambassador program. Everyone received a whopping 50% off all Superdry goods. Plus, each school raffled off two graphic t-shirts and a premium leather jacket worth over $300! With pizza galore, handfuls of chocolate, and drinks to go around, it was a special event to wrap up not only the school year, but our university career as well because we both graduated college at Yankee Stadium the following day! Go NYU!
If you are interested in becoming the NEXT Superdry University Ambassador, please email NYU@USA.Superdry.com. Email us for your FINAL CHANCE to use the SPECIAL discount code as well! Just ask us what the code is! It expires May 31.
School’s out and what better way to start summer than to find the perfect lounge shirt? Wear it over a swimsuit, pair it with shorts, wear it to do just about anything! I’m a big fan of versatile tops that I can wear to Trader Joe’s or Central Park. Check out these two Lofter Shirts I snagged at Superdry last week:
This Technical Windcheater is the most popular Superdry item on campus! I practically see someone sporting this bad boy every day. With good reason too. With a mesh lined ribbed collar to protect your neck from gusty winds, cut out thumb holes to protect your hands, and a triple layer zip, this jacket provides the ultimate protection on those fiercely windy days!
*Pst if you want a special Superdry discount, email NYU@USA.Superdry.com and I’ll hook you up!
Hi Superdryers! I swung by the Superdry store on Broadway for my last styling session as a brand ambassador. Superdry introduces new pieces on a monthly basis, so I was really excited to find what I’ve been waiting for this entire season. Bikinis! Check out what I copped for summer:
1) The warm colors of this Logo Bikini transported me to the beach. I imagined soaking up summer’s rays, building sand castles, Instagramming those castles, being thrown into the ocean by random cute guys. You know, what summer should be!
2) Can’t be seen wearing swimsuit bottoms in a restaurant, so put on a pair of these Vintage Club Shorts over your Superdry bikini. These cute shorts are floral patterned and have front pleats.
3) Another Logo Bikini, this time in navy blue. There are also colors such as white, pink, black, red with white polka dots, and blue with white polka dots!
4) A Superdry Comets pullover for those rainy summer days. It’s oversized and extra comfortable. Kind of like it was created for snuggling with someone.
5) Summer -> beach -> ocean -> boat -> Ahoy Vest. This blue and white striped tank is a basic essential for the months ahead. Adorned with a rope neck edging.
6) I’m crazy for stripes. Just check out this Candy Cane Crew.
7) Sporting a high quality Superdry Lumberjack. Good to add some green to my wardrobe! The fabric is softer than angels’ behinds.
8) The super comfortable Skipper Drawstring Hood. Fashioned with rope drawstrings at the hood and at the waist for a very nautical feel. Coupled with a pair of bleached Superdry denim shorts.
***If you want a special discount code, email NYU@USA.Superdry.com and I’ll hook you up!
ALSO - Tomorrow (Wednesday, May 9) is the grand opening of the Superdry Store in Times Square! We’re giving away FREE leather jackets to the first 100 people and FREE graphic t-shirts to the next 500. Doors open at 9AM! 49th St and 7th Ave. Be there!
NYU’s Korean Culture Night, sponsored by the Korean Student Association, opened with a bang. Literally. Traditional Korean drummers flooded the stage, starting the night with a cultural flair. A talent portion came after with singers, guitar players, pianists, and even featured a variety of dance performances. The fashion show was at the end of the night, with Superdry as the showstopper! Superdry provided 16 looks for all 8 male and 8 female models. Everyone was extremely excited for the Superdry raffle, as they hollered, “I want that shirt! Pick my number!”
***If you want a special Superdry discount code, please email NYU@USA.Superdry.com and ask!
Welcome to the third edition of NYU’s Most Influential (find the first edition here and the second one here). Meet the most talented, inspirational, and hardworking students on NYU’s campus.
9. STEPHEN MAROSITZ (Steinhardt, 2012)
Stephen is a Childhood and Special Education major with a double minor in American Sign Language. When he’s not teaching little ones how to tie shoes and reas books, he is the President of the NYU Council for Exceptional Children, pledge master of Alpha Phi Omega, and an RA at Founders Hall. Looking to change the face of American public education, this Steinhardt student recent designed and executed a music program for students who are deaf. #changing lives (Stephen received a pair of GT Flip Flops).
10. JONATHAN FIEWEGER (Gallatin, 2012)
Jonathan is a senior in the Gallatin School, studying Business of Arts and Entertainment. On campus, he is involved in Two Birds, One Stone, and is the Head Tour Supervisor in the Admissions Ambassador Program. He also serves as an Explorations RA in Gramercy Green. When not running around campus, Jonathan is running to his internship at Showtime Networks. (Jonathan received a pair of GT Flip Flops).
11. JANE ZHU (Stern, 2011)
Jane graduated last December from NYU Stern with majors in Marketing and Finance and a minor in East Asian Studies. She recently left her job to work full-time in her startup, SleepBot, and is currently a finalist in the NYU New Venture Competition! Jane spends her days huddling in her apartment in fornt of her computer, but is a free spirit at heart and plans on eventually exploring the Amazon jungle and Sahara desert! (Jane received a pair of GT Flip Flops).
12. SIMON LI (Stern, 2012)
Simon is a senior at NYU’s Stern School of Business majoring in Politics and Finance. He is the founder of a recently launched internet startup called Schooldate, a group dating website that allows users to casually meet new people. Simon is also passionate about fighting for political reform and has been involved in New Jersey Politics. He currently serves as the youngest member on Bergen County’s Asian American Advisory Committee. (Simon received a pair of GT Flip Flops).
13. JAMES NEELY (Steinhardt, 2012)
James is a music performance major in Steinhardt. Co-Founder of the Black Student Union, James is responsible in holding a variety interactive on-campus events including Inspired, an event to encourage prospective students of color to attend NYU. This past fall, he organized Keepin’ It 100, which brought together over 200 black undergraduates from Columbia University, Cooper Union, and Brooklyn college to discuss black student life. James is definitely a unifier of people! (James received a pair of GT Flip Flops).
Welcome to the second edition of NYU’s Most Influential (find the first edition here). Meet the most talented, inspirational, and hardworking student’s on NYU’s campus.
4. SIDRAH SYED (College of Arts and Science, 2013)
Sidrah is a junior studying Politics and is on the pre-law track. She is a Co-President of NYU’s Asian Cultural Union, the largest Asian interest community on campus. This is her second year of co-presidency. In addition, Sidrah is pursuing her dreams of law by interning at a litigation firm in Midtown and says she’s enjoying every bit of it! (Sidrah received a pair of GT Flip Flops.)
5. MICHELLE KWA (College of Arts and Science, 2012)
Michelle is currently a senior concentrating in Economics. She’ll be entering the retail fashion industry upon graduation. She loves to travel, so don’t be surprised if you catch her off guard as her mind is always wandering! Not only does Michelle coordinate the logistics as Director of this year’s Korean Culture Night, she is also the President of 180 Fellowship, an organization that helps individuals discover how faith and work can integrate together! (Michelle received the Navigator T-Shirt.)
6. OLIVIA BAACKES (Gallatin, 2013)
Olivia is a junior majoring in Politics and Social Change. The President of the Inter-Residence Hall Council and the Student Services Committee Chair on the University Committee of Student Life, Olivia represents all 11,000 residents at NYU and plans some of the biggest on-campus events. She also works as a Marketing Intern for Nike, interns in the finance department of the Obama campaign, and is an Americorps volunteer with Jumpstart, a non-profit focused on language and literacy development in under served pre-schools. (Olivia received the Panther Greaser T-Shirt.)
7. MADISON BACK (College of Arts and Science, 2013)
Madison is a junior double majoring in broadcast journalism and politics with a minor in law & society. She is the President of the sorority Alphi Phi Zeta and the Social Media Chair of the Panhellenic Council at NYU. Aside from her involvement in Greek life and academics, Madison is a Public Relations Intern at Polo Ralph Lauren. (Madison received a pair of GT Flip Flops.)
8. DANIELLA LAVIAN (College of Arts and Science, 2012)
Daniella is a senior studying Economics and English and American Literature at NYU. She is Co-President of the Iranian Jewish Club and most recently helped organize their 4th Annual Benefit Fashion Show for the charity Jewish Heart for Africa. She helped raise over $7,000 for the non-profit organization. She just presented her English honors thesis and excited to finish off the year by enjoying the city and spending time with her friends.
Stay tuned for the THIRD installment of NYU’s Most Influential!
*Pst if you want a special discount code at Superdry, email NYU@USA.Superdry.com
This student spotlight features Sabrina from Weinstein. A new Weinstein RA this year, Sabrina will be coming back to the Stein to join the staff for the 2012-2013 academic year. Sabrina studies a variety of sciences here at NYU and will be going to Dental school as part of a 7 year program at NYU! She attended the Weinstein Green Fashion Show and won a Superdry Sheer Calamity shirt which can be purchased here: http://www.superdry.com/womens/shirts/details/32965/sheer-calamity-shirt
Check Sabrina out around campus wearing her new shirt!
This student spotlight features Celaena, one of the Weinstein OAs. You can see her behind the desk at Weinstein, but little did you know, she is also an Alaska native. After coming to the continental 48 states, she moved to New York and started last year as a Freshman at NYU. Now a sophomore, Celaena is an avid runner and a great friend around Weinstein Residence Hall. At the Weinstein Green Fashion Show, Celaena picked up both a dress and a really cool bright pink Superdry watch.
Looking forward to seeing her rock out in her new Superdry clothes and accessories!
This student spotlight focuses on Josh, a Weinstein Freshman who also represents the Bronfman Center at NYU in the Weinstein Residence Hall. A member of the explorations floor “LOL - New York City Comedy,” Josh is always planning events and being an active member of the Weinstein Community. As a student at the Stern School of business, Josh is also active in the Stern Community in a variety of clubs and activities. Josh won an awesome grey polo which can be purchased here: http://www.superdry.com/mens/polos/details/35084/classic-pique-polo
Check Josh out around Weinstein and Stern to see him rocking Superdry!
Weinstein RA Timi is a scientist at heart, and yet still manages to dress like he’s majoring in fashion design at FIT. The man knows how to work it, and he will be doing so decked out in Superdry after he had a big win at the Weinstein Green Fashion Show Superdry event. Timi is currently an RA in Weinstein and aspires to be a veterinarian. Timi is also a Senior in the College of Arts and Science and will be graduating this May. You can get the first shirt he is holding here: http://www.superdry.com/mens/t-shirts/details/33427/lightning-streak-t-shirt
NYU Cheerleader and Weinstein Freshman Anna-Lisa won a brand new Superdry Alumni bag at the Weinstein Green Fashion Show. Anna-Lisa cheers at all of the NYU Basketball games and is always active in the Weinstein Community. You too can get this awesome bag right here: http://www.superdry.com/mens/bags/details/29965/alumni-bag
Congratulations to Anna-Lisa and looking forward to seeing her rocking the bag around campus!
Meet the most talented, inspirational, and hardworking students on NYU’s campus.
1. JUSTIN CHEN (College of Arts and Science, 2012)
Justin is a senior studying Economics at NYU. Not only was he the Co-Director of the largest annual charity fashion show on campus (Asian Cultural Expressions), he is the Zeta Class President of Delta Sigma Pi. He currently works for JPMorgan Chase and is continuing to influence people he comes across while scoopin’ up the big bucks. Go Justin! (Justin received the State Champions T-Shirt).
2. SEENA SLEEM (College of Arts and Science, 2012)
Seena is a senior studying broadcast journalism and politics. She is the Vice-President of her sorority, Alpha Kappa Delta Phi and has been spending the week preparing for a big dance routine that’ll be featured in the Chinese Student Society’s exciting new spring show: Dynamics! Aside from her mean dance moves, Seena interns at the Piers Morgan Tonight show at CNN. This girl is goin’ places! (Seena received the Navigator T-shirt).
3. TIM SHI (College of Nursing, 2012)
Student advocate, natural-born leader, master chef, ladies’ man. Just a few words to describe Tim, the President of the Undergraduate Student Nursing Organization. He’s also the philanthropy programming chair for Sigma Phi Epsilon. For fun, Tim loves to cook. He won 2nd Place at NYU’s Master Chef Competition and enjoys the looks on people’s faces when they taste his yummy creations. Now is that influential or what? (Tim received the Swirl Beach T-shirt).
Hi Superdryers! I stopped by the Superdry store on Broadway for my second styling session this past weekend. Due to the spring sale, the store was absolutely packed with people, meaning I had to weave my way through Superdry fiends to take a look at the newest items! It was really exciting to be part of the rush and share everyone’s love for the brand.
1) The Ramona Flight Jacket is incredibly soft, it felt like a black angel wrapping her arms around me. Underneath the leather jacket I’m wearing a cute crop top that says “JPN - Superdry” with the numbers “23” on the back. The Standard Piped Jeans completed the look.
2) Feeling lost at sea? Don’t worry, this Navigator T-shirt will make you feel right at home. 100% cotton and comfortable, I felt confident enough to be the captain of a ship!
3) I’m a work of art with the Hand Brush JPN Vest. Check out the painterly strokes and cinched waist. Perfect pastel for spring!
4) Turquoise not your color? The great thing about Superdry is that they have the same design in different hues. Here I’m sporting the Hand Brush JPN Vest in gray.
5) THIS IS MY FAVORITE ONE! The Superdry Superstar Vest lives up to its name. This simple top makes me feel like a sexy basketball player off duty. The stitching on the waistline plays with proportions nicely, making it seem as if my legs are longer and my waist is smaller. Needless to say, I scooped this one up in a hurry. You can too!
6) I’m always a sucker for a cute piece like the Vintage Pierrot Blouse. It’s flattering on any body type with a pleated front and tie on the back. I love how it’s a full button up shirt so you can easily wear the blouse open with a white tank underneath.
7) Here’s another version of the JPN Cropped Top. I normally grab all the colors from the same style and see which one speaks to me (and brings out my skin tone!).
Here is what I mean by cropped when I say cropped top.
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Sheri and I took to the streets today with out new sandals and t-shirts that will be distributed to influential members of the NYU Community. Look out for your pair or shirt coming soon. I got the chance to show off my new jacket on the street. The brand new Brad jacket was my only item of the month…I think it was worth it. Tell me what you think? Twitter @TheJustinSilver or on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/SuperdryUSA
Last Friday marked NYU’s 29th Annual Charity Fashion Show organized by the Asian Cultural Union: ACE. We raised thousands of dollars for The Supply Education to build the first secondary school in Lenana, Kenya.
This year’s theme was “metamorphosis,” as was clearly evident in the complexity of the catwalk choreography. Simple walks started the show, but as the night progressed, so did the struts. Superdry featured multiple looks for men and was highlighted towards the end of the show when the choreography was at its peak. The male models lined up like the evolution theory diagram you see in school to exemplify new creatures of fashion!
The beautiful set on stage!
Superdry’s Evolution Theory
What a show! Get all these looks at Superdry located on 718 Broadway.
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Check out who was wearing Superdry this week on the NYU campus!
Emily and Tiffany are wearing the Technical Windcheater ($95) Another Technical Windcheater ($130), this one’s for guys! Want to be featured on our blog? Wear Superdry to be SPOTTED! *Let me know if you want 20% off your next Superdry purchase. I’ll give you a special discount code! - Sheri
It’s springtime which means storing those heavy winter jackets and busting out the new. I have great news for you. You’ll be able to get a whole lot of new clothes because Superdry is having a mega sale this weekend!
SPRING SALE!
Get 30% off in all Superdry stores.
And special 40% off sale on Super Saturday with raffle prizes and more!
I’m going shopping on Saturday for my new spring looks. Will I see you there?
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We all know what a t-shirt is. It is a simple item of clothing with holes for the neck and arms at the top that resembles the letter T. They are always simply made and they have a clean elegance about them when worn in the summer months.
Mens Trash T shirts have really caught the imagination in the last few years as they are cool to wear in the summer in hot weather and they will keep us warm in the winter months when we wear them as trendy vests. However although they are generally cheap to buy as they are produced on a massive scale, some designers have examples available that are quite dear as you are buying a designer brand.
The Trash t-shirts have logos printed on them that may not be to everyone’s taste as the images printed on them are very specific. They will probably appeal more to the younger heavy metal and hip hop movement lovers. In fact, anyone with a sense of humour who does not want to conform to wearing what everyone else is will find their informal wear refreshing. Although this company has not been in existence long, they have already attracted a cult following.
I expect that the name given to this company is there for a reason. It is possible that this firm was named after an American called Divine. He was an outrageous transvestite who later came out who started with a film career, but went from acting via hairdressing to opening a vintage clothing shop. However, the shop was a disaster financially.
If you look at pictures of Divine, you will see that she wore unusual tee shirts even then. Divine died in 1988 so the shocking t-shirt market is nothing new. If you are a person of a certain age, then it is not likely that you will ever buy any clothing item from this designer. I expect that I would have gone for this label big time when I was younger as I was always finding new ways to shock my parents.
If you are trying to source t-shirts made by this manufacturer, the best place to look is on the internet. There are many outlets there that sell urban street clothing, of which this designer label is a part.
You will find that the garments are very reasonably priced. Shopping on the net is so very easy these days. If you are careful you never need worry about having your identity stolen. When you have found an on-line shop you like the look of make sure that it is a secure place to make your purchases.
You will find that many on-line retailers have tightened their security regarding card purchases made by their customers. Very often they have had the latest encryption methods installed. Apart from this they will require you to be registered with them so that they can verify details via email before you can go shopping with them.
In general, Hoodies are not regarded as a formal mens clothing. The informal Mens Hoodies are a little loose fitting attire which is greatly worn by men as a part of the trend statement.
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Before buying Penguin Clothing and T Shirts always look for the brand logo on the left side of the attire. Makes sure you purchase a genuine Penguin product and not it’s duplicate.
It will surely be a great year for Mi Pac Backpack as there has been a significant increase in its demand. The outer fabric of the backpack is made with a durable fabric which makes it last longer.
Which Levi’s should you go for? Is a major questions asked by most of the men who are going to purchase a pair of jeans from Levis. The mens Levis jeans are available in a wide range of design and sizes.
The most popular of this lot however is the vans trainers, these shoes are the best option for people of all ages as they are very comfortable and the sole of shoe protects the heels from getting sore even after walking miles each day.
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The Mi Pac Backpack is the simplest and the coolest way to get a grip of this problem, not only are these bags very trendy in their looks but also a very good option to be used by boys and girls alike.
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