Anyway I thought I might show you all his style:
Henry riding his bike in Yoyogi Park, Harajuku.
He is wearing: April 77 Jeans from Harajuku, White Converse high tops from Melbourne, Japanese vintage sailor jacket from Chicago in Harajuku, Stripe shirt from local donquixote's (like a Japanese Walmart, only crazier) , black hat from We Go in Harajuku, and a bow tie. that was a gift. The glasses are from Takeshita Dori in Harajuku.
He is wearing: April 77 Jeans from Harajuku, White Converse high tops from Melbourne, Japanese vintage sailor jacket from Chicago in Harajuku, Stripe shirt from local donquixote's (like a Japanese Walmart, only crazier) , black hat from We Go in Harajuku, and a bow tie. that was a gift. The glasses are from Takeshita Dori in Harajuku.
Drunk Henry. He is copying a look from the Japanese men's fashion magazine Popeye.
He is wearing the stripe shirt from before, hat from before, plus a ribbon we sourced from a fabric shop.
He is wearing the stripe shirt from before, hat from before, plus a ribbon we sourced from a fabric shop.
Here he is at Yoyogi Park Flea market.
He stole his hat from We Go in Harajuku (shhhh), his red cardigan he has had for ages, The bag was from We Go in Shimo Kitazawa, The jeans are lee from General Pants Melbourne.
He stole his hat from We Go in Harajuku (shhhh), his red cardigan he has had for ages, The bag was from We Go in Shimo Kitazawa, The jeans are lee from General Pants Melbourne.
This was out front of our house in Tokyo. His shirt and Jeans are from We Go in Harajuku.
Jeans from We Go in Harajuku. Braces thrifted. Badge from Spank!
We go jeans and shirt and hat. He loved We Go hey???
A more recent shot from Melbourne with our J housemate and my friend Tony.
Henry is wearing a UT Uniqlo t-shirt, bag from Takeshita Dori Harajuku and April 77 jeans.
Henry is wearing a UT Uniqlo t-shirt, bag from Takeshita Dori Harajuku and April 77 jeans.
This is an example of the copying. I wore white first. Then Henry did it too, so my friend Tony (who lives in the same apartment building) decided to do it too.
Henry's hoody t-shirt is from Alpha 60.
My Whisky dress is by ne net in Japan.
The t-shirt was my bday gift to him, so was the bag. His shoes are from an asian $2 shop (we call them chicken shop shoes, I posted recently about my denim ones and how these shoes are the "hipster" shoes of choice right now in Melbourne.)
Henry's hoody t-shirt is from Alpha 60.
My Whisky dress is by ne net in Japan.
The t-shirt was my bday gift to him, so was the bag. His shoes are from an asian $2 shop (we call them chicken shop shoes, I posted recently about my denim ones and how these shoes are the "hipster" shoes of choice right now in Melbourne.)
So Yeah that is my husbands style. What do you think?
henry has a dope style... i always found u guys so cool when i first knew TFR flickr and when i totally had no clue who u are and i didnt know ur blog either (the japanese one) anyways it's so cute that he copies ur style!
ReplyDeleteand I am mad jealous about ur whiskey né-net shirt! I so want it! did you buy in japan or online???
Hey coco.
ReplyDeleteHenry is happy you like his style. The ne net shirt dress is from Japan, I got it in my last week in Tokyo because I wanted it ever since I saw the ne net fashion parade in April and it finally came out in like July.
aaaawwww oki ^^
ReplyDeleteI just know one site online that sells né-net and it's only based in japan... so sad. I really love n´-net and mercibeaucoup... but those I can't get here...
Hope I can go to Tokyo in summer and do some shopping overdose!!!!!! and party with all those cool ppls!!
wohoooooooo
wow
ReplyDeletethat's a keeper
LOL
kudos to him
Hey coco, I love love love mercibeaucoup too. I was going to open a shop in Melbourne selling ne net and mercibeaucoup and other Japanese brands, but I realised I dont want to live here permanatly so I'm not going to do it....maybe after I have travelled a bit more. The shop idea has been my dream for as long as I can remember.
ReplyDeleteHey miss3va...yeah we are married so I do have to keep him.
Aha, the thing about being sixteen and having a fashinable boyfriend is: You don't have to share a closet with them cause you don't live together. You also have plenty of time to dump them and get an unfashionable so you can have all the closet space you want XD
ReplyDeletehey pinkstarfruit, I was 16 when I met my husband...we moved in together when I was 17, so almost 6 years of sharing a wardrobe.
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