Japanese College Fashion Show "Bunka Fashion College Festival 2015"

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They're students who does everything from start to finish and coordinates how the show goes and etc.

 

 

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Cosplay is not fashion... 

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wow :O

this is amazing!!

the students are so creative~

they're all goodlooking as well >M<

 

that was a interesting to watch :D

thanks for sharing 

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Cosplay is not fashion... 

 

That's not Cosplay. The students made those designs and some famous Japanese designers came from that school. I'm sure you've heard of Kenzo Takada who owns the brand KENZO or Yohji Yamamoto and his daughter Limi Feu. Lol Gdragon even attended one of his Fashion show, Yohji Yamamoto. 

 

 

wow :O

this is amazing!!

the students are so creative~

they're all goodlooking as well >M<

 

that was a interesting to watch :D

thanks for sharing 

Your welcome. I believe that some of them might become famous. Lady Gaga or Ariana Grande could pick any of these designers and have them design their clothes. Anyways I see some clothes that I like but like most is really just for fashion show.

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That's not Cosplay. The students made those designs and some famous Japanese designers came from that school. I'm sure you've heard of Kenzo Takada who owns the brand KENZO or Yohji Yamamoto and his daughter Limi Feu. Lol Gdragon even attended one of his Fashion show, Yohji Yamamoto.

Take it from someone who has been in the business for a while - you couldn't sell one piece of that stuff in any store to any real paying customer. Some celebrity might wear it if they got it for free. Like most fashion schools, their runway shows are exercises in trying to be different for the sake of getting attention. That isn't fashion. Abstract art, at best. Cosplay is a more accurate description, though.

 

And Yohji Yamamoto doesn't make money today by producing designs like that.

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Take it from someone who has been in the business for a while - you couldn't sell one piece of that stuff in any store to any real paying customer. Some celebrity might wear it if they got it for free. Like most fashion schools, their runway shows are exercises in trying to be different for the sake of getting attention. That isn't fashion. Abstract art, at best. Cosplay is a more accurate description, though.

 

And Yohji Yamamoto doesn't make money today by producing designs like that.

 

Ok do you consider Jeremy Scott's fashion cosplay too?

 

 

Also are you calling the school cosplay designers or what?

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Take it from someone who has been in the business for a while - you couldn't sell one piece of that stuff in any store to any real paying customer. Some celebrity might wear it if they got it for free. Like most fashion schools, their runway shows are exercises in trying to be different for the sake of getting attention. That isn't fashion. Abstract art, at best. Cosplay is a more accurate description, though.

 

And Yohji Yamamoto doesn't make money today by producing designs like that.

 

 

Hiroko Yoshino

 

Toshizaku Iwaya's DRESSCAMP

 

http://www.japanesestreets.com/fashion-brands/358/dresscamp

 

 

 

 

Tamae Hirokawa's SOMARTA

 

http://www.japanesestreets.com/fashion-brands/387/somarta

http://www.japanesestreets.com/photoblog/1712/somarta-aw-2012

 

BAPE by NIGO (AKA BATHING APE)

 

Those names I mentioned are alumni of the school Bunka Fashion College, which is one of the top 10 Fashion School in the world.

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Cosplay is not fashion... 

 

2014

http://www.japanesestreets.com/reports/3010/bunka-fashion-college-fashion-and-stage-show-2014

http://www.japanesestreets.com/reports/2946/tokyo-fashion-college-students-show-their-colors-3-of-3

http://www.japanesestreets.com/reports/2944/tokyo-fashion-college-students-show-their-colors-1-of-3

 

 

Yup, cosplay. But isn't that fashion too?

 

http://www.japanesestreets.com/reports/2945/tokyo-fashion-college-students-show-their-colors-2-of-3

http://www.japanesestreets.com/reports/2944/tokyo-fashion-college-students-show-their-colors-1-of-3

 

Go to those links.

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The top 20 fashion schools in the world to study for a fashion-related undergraduate (BA) programmes:

Rank Fashion Institution Location 1 Central Saint Martins, University of the
Arts London UK 2 Bunka Fashion College (Tokyo) Japan 3 Kingston University (Surrey) UK 4 Parsons The New School for Design (New York) US 5 Fashion Institute of Technology (New York) US 6 Polimoda International Institute of Fashion
Design and Marketing (Florence) Italy 7 University of Westminster (London) UK 8 London College of Fashion, University of the
Arts London UK 9 RMIT University (Melbourne) Australia 10 Drexel University (Philadelphia) US 11 Shenkar College of Engineering, Design and
Art (Tel Aviv) Israel 12 Ryerson School of Fashion, Ryserson
University (Toronto) Canada 13 Stephens College (Missouri) US 14 Nottingham Trent University UK 15 Savannah College of Art and Design (Georgia) US 16 Philadelphia University US 17 University for the Creative Arts (Surrey) UK 18 Istituto Marangoni (Milan) Italy 19 Beijing Institute of Fashion Technology China 20 Hogeschool van Amsterdam Netherlands
 

http://www.theguardian.com/education/gallery/2015/aug/24/the-worlds-top-10-fashion-schools-for-undergraduates-in-pictures