Who Doesn't Love A good Wig?

Kyary Pamyu Pamyu does wigs for Prisila! 

The pink bob is my favorite :o)

Pamyu Pamyu Revolution

My obsession with Kyary Pamyu Pamyu has not dwindled since my previous post about the Japanese sensation. If anything, it has grown.

I am now the proud owner of Kyary's mini-album Moshi Moshi Harajuku and debut studio album, Pamyu Pamyu Revolution. Though I'm still yet to get my hands on a copy of her autobiography, Oh! My God! Harajuku Girl.

Kyary seems to be popping up everywhere in Japan these days. They can't get enough of her! Take a look at all the products she either endorses, or has helped to create.

Collaboration with Mameshiba

Kyary's vending machine designed for Coco-Cola 

One of Kyary's vending machines

One of a range of Kyary false eyelashes

Earphones for Panasonic

 Endorsing Vitamin Water

Kyary's own shampoo designed for Reveur

 

Advert for Breo tongue brushing gum

Does anyone know of any other Kyary Pamyu Pamyu collaborations? I'd love to hear about them!

Rainbowholic Love

Rainbowholic is one of my favorite blogs. So colourful and kawaii. A pleasure to my eyes!

I adore the blogger Kaila's style. And it can now be copied! The Rainbowholic shop sells kawaii clothing and accessories. Some are hand made by Kaila, others are her own clothes. A free, handmade gift comes with every order!

Shop Ranbowholic now!

Geisha Pop

Japonista Sole is a Japan based online shoe shop. They sell stylish modern shoes, inspired by traditional jika tabi boots. 

I'm a huge fan of the Geisha Pop range.As well as boing colourful and unique, they're made to be incredibly comfortable to wear, just like traditional tabi boots. 

Japanese Street Fashion

I adore perusing photos of folk on the streets of Tokyo. There are so many interesting and inspiring shots on the Tokyo Fashion website. I'm amazed by the huge variety of looks people achieve. Some are incredibly extreme and politically rooted. Some are colourful and fun. Others are more traditional.

Here's a small selection of recent photos from Tokyo Fashion, taken on the streets of Harajuku, Shibuya and Shinjuku. Enjoy!