Yohji yamamoto street style

Karasu Zoku (烏族) was a japanese movement during the 1980s that consisted of wearing all-black designer outfits. While similar fashion trends are still around, the term is no longer used due to the base association with violent gangs around the height of its popularity, and "Mode fashion" (モードファッション) is used instead. Rei Kawakubo and Yohji Yamamoto presented their works at the Paris Collection in the spring and summer of 1982, giving the fashion world a “black impact”. It was evaluated by…

Japanese student clad in an all black minimalist street style with draped jacket, asymmetrical skirt and heeled boots while out in Harajuku.

Harajuku student in dark look with black maxi coat over layered black fashion, buckle shoes, and graphic tote bag.

Harajuku girl sporting an all black minimalist streetwear style while out and about one evening.

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This product is a pair of 3/4 length pants characterized by large flap pockets inspired by workwear. The waist features an easy-to-wear design with elastic and drawstrings, eliminating the need for a belt. The flared silhouette, resembling a culotte, allows for versatile footwear options. Made from CREPE DE CHINE fabric, it has a high-end glossy look that is wrinkle-resistant, providing a lightweight and comfortable fit suitable for all seasons. - Large flap pockets inspired by workwear…

Harajuku girl in black long-sleeve top, culottes, bag and patent shoes vs. Harajuku guy in asymmetrical top, pants, rucksack and loafers.