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they wear glasses and some students wear earrings. Recently, their trends are to wear antique-like items such velvet color cardigan and smoky color socks Unique and original Some of the girls preferred to wear uniforms casually in their own way. This style is called mix style or American casual style. They wear vivid color cardigans with wide lines or designs on their sleeves. In summer, they wear polo shirts with large emblems on their chest or on the back. The bright-color sneakers with unique word motifs are often taken into their coordinates. There is a wide range to their hairstyles from baby short hair to extremely long hair that goes almost up to their waist. Also, their hair colors are different from other two styles. Often they dye their hair into pink, blonde, green and purple. In Japan, the fashion trends of teenage girls’ school uniform are changing from time to time. For them, school uniforms are not just the clothes to show what school they go to, but to express their passion for fashion. Japanese new trends among high school girls become the upcoming trends of the world.
TOKYOTRENDTRADITION 2012/07/17 Kimono By Remi An illustration of shichi-go-san “Kimono” was officially a Japanese word for clothing. But recently, Japanese people rarely wear Kimonos in everyday life, and they became a Japanese traditional clothing for special occasions. Although Japanese does no longer wear Kimono every day, they still enjoy wearing them in various times throughout the year to express their love of the four seasons. History of Kimono Kimonos use and designs changed its way since the Kimono-making technique was first developed in the Heian period (794-1185). It was just a big piece of cloth cut in straight lines and sewed together. But unexpectedly, this type of Kimono showed many advantages such as the easiness to fold and the flexibility for all seasons and weather, which led Kimonos to become everyday clothes. As times passed, wearing color layers became a fashion. Japanese were curious how the different colors came out together, and this was the time where Japanese traditional color combinations developed. During the Edo period (1603-1868), those colors or
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