Wednesday, 28 October 2015

Easy-Bake Ovens, Chow Chows & Unicorns: Asian Fashion Weeks Are the Weirdest

Cres E. Dim advocates for the use of grocery baskets as bags. The bathing suit as necklace at Dressed Undressed during Tokyo Fashion Week. Superfluous safety pins lined pretty trousers at Seoul Fashion Week. 
iSafety pins and iron patches became a scary face mask at Plastictokyo’s show during Tokyo Fashion Week. Bajowoo also tried to make the bag-over-face trend happen. iu’re one of those fashion people that thinks Paris is the final stop on the Fashion Month train, you’ve been missing out on some of the best shows and street style around. Just a quick hop, skip, and overnight flight away, the fashion weeks across Asia — specifically in Shanghai, China, Tokyo, Japan, and Seoul, South Korea — are serving up some of the weirdest sartorial offerings to ever hit runways. 
They’re a breath of fresh air (in the fashion sense, at least — smog’s still a problem over there, but there are fancy masks to help with that!). Take, for example, the Easy-Bake oven turned clutch on the Cres E. Dim Seoul Fashion Week runway. Or unicorn heels to add a some magical pep to your step. Off the runways, peacocking for street style photographers is done a little different too in the Eastern Hemisphere. The recipe to getting your picture taken isn’t wearing couture, it’s bringing your Chow Chow! But if you’re a Shih Tzu owner, leave the pup at home and match your outfit to your significant other instead. 
From face masks and chopsticks to butterfly clips and puppies, click through for the most unique accessories, clothes, hair, and makeup ever.

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