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At Tokyo Fashion Week, subcultures take centrestage
Published Mon, Oct 24, 2016 · 09:50 PM
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THE Marc Jacobs of Japan, singing cats and models cloaked into armour: J-pop and science fiction transformed Tokyo Fashion Week spring/summer 2017 into a style fest unlike any other.
In a world where fashion mines entertainment like never before, Japan's established and breakthrough labels pounced on musical hook-ups, street culture and animation to drive interest.
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