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The word “grunge” was related into famous band at 90’s, seattle. Grunge fashion consisted of both sexes wearing flannel shirts and other typical outdoor clothing, often bought in thrift shops. The general appearance was unkempt and androgynous. The rise of grunge fashion coincided with the rise to mainstream popularity of grunge music from Seattle. Popular colors in grunge fashion included white, black, red, forest green, indigo, and brown.
Grunge fashion was led by music, poverty, apathy and social alienation. And pretty Kurt. And scary Courtney love. Just like its music, grunge fashion were inspired with in need of freedom and getaway style. Read more…

“Shibuya” is used to refer to the central business district of Shibuya Ward, which surrounds Shibuya Station, one of Tokyo’s busiest railway stations. Shibuya is known as one of the fashion centers of Japan, particularly for young people, and as a major nightlife area. Read more…

Harajuku is one of the central street in the Japanese style that now attract young people of the world. Harajuku style but not limited to the phenomenon that was adopted by the young people of the world, but many problems can be appointed as research topics include social, cultural, lifestyle, fashion and even aesthetic.

Harajuku in Japan refers to an area around Harajuku train station. Harajuku style is a japanese fashion adopted by the teenagers and young adults in the area and its side streets which have many boutiques, trendy stores and used clothes shops. Read more…

Trend innovation begins in street fashion. Trendstop street style introduces you to the most directional individuals in key cities across the globe. Our dedicated style infiltrators are on the streets where it matters, tracking what’s cool, what’s new and who’s wearing it.

Covers street style trends around the world. View some of our editor’s favorite resources for street fashion. A great mix of vibrant youth culture, alternative and indie looks. Photographs from the streets of London, Tokyo, St. Tropez, and Taiwan; Read more…