
Some trends take a while to warm up to. Such was the case with turning Japanese. Don't get me wrong: I love sushi, martial arts films and Memoirs of a Geisha, I just haven't found any items that suit me from "The Land of the Rising Sun." Alas, fashion has worked its mojo once again and origami folds, cherry blossoms and obi belts have some serious staying power — Rachel Weisz turned Japanese in Alexander McQueen's shift dress at left. Turning Japanese I think I'm turning Japanese I really think so . . .
I love Japanese-inspired stuff. These are very cool.
1LOVE that Fendi blouse!
2Some of these are nice...
3she's gorgeous. AND a great actress!
4Some very cute peices
Like that Fendi blouse! I want it!
5I really like Japanese-inspired stuff. And I love Rachel Weisz! Very pretty and great actress!
6pretty
7Can't you give us less expensive options?
8Not bad.
9I love Rachel. I think she's fabulous no matter what. Although, I would have put her in a more muted red, or a pink with that gray.
But it's small potatoes. She works it.
10i love japanese prints and patterns! and harajuku girls are cute!
11I find the high-fashion take on Japanese clothes rather interesting. Obis aren't supposed to give the hourglass shape like that. I feel like that sometimes people become fans of "things Japanese" without actually knowing anything about other than its pretty. Perhaps, I have lived in Japan too long and I'm desensitized to all the hype...
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