There you have it: the top 29 Japanese fashion looks, curated by Japan’s best fashion designers, to keep you ahead of the stylistic game. Inspired by Tokyo’s everyday life and styles, such as Harajuku, Japanese fashion is colorful, oversized, experimental, clashing, and tactile. From breathable linen to vintage laces and soft and flowy chiffon to flattering denim, white-on-white shades work best with matching handbags, statement headwear, and chunky sneakers. SHOP THE LOOK

Unfailingly cool, clogs signify a life where one does as one wants and submits to nobody else’s will – corporate uniform and male gaze be damned! SHOP THE LOOKUsing wood and timber as part of the decor is a design element that both share. From rustic timber cladding in Scandi-style oak, pine, or teak, to sleek vertical slats and panel screens made ofJapanese-style Cedar, Red Pine, or Cypress.

Some of the most popular garments are sexy metallic tops, shimmering pleated skirts, paillettes, cropped pants, and mini skirts.Thrown over everything, from trendy jeans to athleisure and slinky evening dresses, over-the-top trench coats have a unique level of functionality that translates to effortlessness. Known for mixing and matching prints, Japanese street fashion designers prove there’s no such thing as clashing. Nowadays, we’re stretching the other way with many outerwear clothing brands designing to keep you in style, as is the case of slouchy outerwear in this year’s looks.

A Japandi-style bedroom is effortlessly chic, with a rawness that keeps it grounded rather than looking too curated and polished like the quiet luxury decor trend. The beauty of a Japandi bedroom aesthetic is that it keeps a touch of Scandinavian cosiness and comfort in mind while factoring in the Japanese theory of ‘wabi-sabi’ - where nothing should be too polished. The results are an effortlessly serene space that is not only stylish but sure to help you sleep better, too. With Kawaii styles influencing Japanese fashion trends, bubblegum is always a choice of powerful and chic styles.In the most basic sense, Japandi style is a mixture of Scandinavian design and Japanese design. “It is the East-meets-West design movement. It blends Japanese artistic elements and wabi-sabi philosophy with Scandinavian comfort and warmth or hygge,” Wijaya explains. “Both Japanese and Scandinavian design aesthetics are focused on simplicity, natural elements, comfort, and sustainability.”