Tokyo men stay one step ahead in style <\/p>\n
(AFP) \/ 22 March 2015 <\/p>\n
From sharp futurism to wool-and-denim casuals, the finale of Tokyo Fashion Week put the spotlight largely on menswear, aiming to promote the most dynamic area of Japanese clothes design. <\/p>\n<\/p>\n
A model displaying a creation from the \"Sulvam\" label by Japanese designer Teppei Fujita during Tokyo Fashion Week's 2015-16 autumn\/winter collection in Tokyo. AFP <\/p>\n
Tokyo: Feminine glamour may turn the most heads at fashion weeks in New York or Paris, but in Tokyo it is the style-conscious men who set the sartorial trends. <\/p>\n
From sharp futurism to wool-and-denim casuals, the finale of Tokyo Fashion Week put the spotlight largely on menswear, aiming to promote the most dynamic area of Japanese clothes design. <\/p>\n
What happens here is probably the future of mens fashion, said Antonio Cristaudo from Pitti Immagine, a collection of fashion industry events in Italy. <\/p>\n
Theres individuality, they want to be different, he told AFP. Its important for all the fashion world to see whats happening in Japan. <\/p>\n
Such innovation is nowhere more evident than on the streets of Tokyo, from the vintage and skater styles of Ura-Hara to the slick suits of the Marunouchi business district. <\/p>\n
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