Have you ever heard about visual kei?
If the answer is no, see below what it is.
Visual kei is a music genre that born in Japan and mixes cosplay, metal, gothic and glam. The main characteristic of this tribe is the visual. The visual kei bands are very extravagant.
If you want to know more, do a search in last.fm or You Tube. There are several interesting bands.
Another important point is: this is the first time that a Japanese musical genre (related to street style) became famous in the west.
There are a lot of brands and models on the market. One of the most important brand is WESC (We Are The Superlative Conspiracy). In fact, WESC is a street style brand and sells clothes and acessories too.
Now I know what I want to buy in my next travel to Europe.
Via: Zona 8 Lifestyle
You’ve heard about cosplayers? The people who dress like characters from manga, anime, comic books, video games and science fiction movies or cartoons.
Well, contact lenses is the new fever on this tribe.
I was impressed with the amount of models I found via web.
Very fashionable.
The lomography began when two Austrians students found the Soviet LOMO camera in a Flea Market on Czech Republic.
Upon return to Viena, they discovered that the Lomo camera took no conventional pictures.
To disseminate this cameras, they founded the Lomography Society International and quickly the lomography spread around the world.
There are many models of lomographic cameras and each one takes pictures with different efects.
Via: Lomography Society International and Sociedade Lomográfica Brasileira
If you are a Family Ultra fan like me, you need to have this gadget.
It was manufactured by the Japanese company Buffalo and will be sold only in Japan for ¥2.980 (U$ 27,00).
Via: Digital Drops & GeekAlerts
I have a theory that the most things we see in fashion, are from 20 years ago.
The Poser return is a good example of this.
Watch the clip below to see the inspiration for these guys on the pictures.
Pictures from HEL LOOKS
The Blythe Dolls were created in 1972 and left the market one year later. The girls were afraid because the doll changed the colour of its eyes.
In 2000 a Japanese company bougth the rights to produce the Blythes again and now there are a lot of new models.
The only problem is the price, here in Brazil the cheapest costs U$ 800,00.
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