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Use our online design tool to choose your doors and give them your own shoji look. See our example below. Kimonos were once worn every day in Japan until the shift to Western-style clothing during the Meiji era. Today, they are considered formal wear, usually only worn to graduation ceremonies, weddings, tea ceremonies, or funerals. Inspired by the androgynous and gender-free movements of 2022, current Japanese fashion is bathing in rainbow hues. In Japan, we see the return of oversized clothing spearheaded by streetwear brands like BAPE and HARE. Japanese street fashion is incredibly varied and creative, so it's the perfect place to search for style inspiration. Here are 11 of Japan’s staple street styles to spice up your own looks! Kimono style

If anything, these daring stylistic ensembles prove that there’s a formula one has to follow to nail the latest Japanese fashion ideas and looks. Worn in a lethargic manner, slouchy outerwear adds depth and rebellious character to your overall look. SHOP THE LOOK Taken apart, reversed, upside-down, with supersized elements and logos over logos, this year brings the Japanese fashion trend of deconstructed trench coats. For those of you still exploring and trying to create a personal style, remember that the scene of Japanese clothing brands is something else. Both cultures have a connection with nature, so pull in touches of greenery around the bedroom to bring the outdoors in. Try small arrangements of house plants in pots and hanging planters, mini Bonsai trees or tubs filled with bamboo.

Wellbeing is a fundamental characteristic of the Japandi trend," says Rachal Hutcheson, furniture design expert at Sharps. "Whether you’re looking at the door furniture on the cabinetry or the colour of the walls, the key is to create a concise set of materials and colours which feel calm and welcoming." Denim in bubblegum pink must be worn at the extremes: either the soft, crowd-pleasing hue or the statement-making powerful shade. Hailed as one of the trendiest styles of the past few years, camo has finally reached Japan’s fashion streets. When it comes to the Japandi colour palette, it’s often a combination of the bright, light and cool tones of Scandinavia, partnered with the traditional Japanese palette, which features darker, richer and more earthy tones, which work well as accent interior paint colours.

But, if you’re after a weekend look, get a geometrically-inspired pair of square-toe boots in white patent and a flat heel.

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To achieve the shoji look please go to the Verona Collection or Lovara Collection as in this example, select the number of doors you require (we chose 5), choose the door frame of your preference (Dark Walnut in this example) and then select white glass for all of the door panels. Add the width and height of your opening. Accessories include bows, hair barrettes, and leg warmers. Pastel-colored wigs are also popular as an easy way to add extra color to an outfit without the permanent physical changes of dying your hair. Alternatively, create a sculptural display by filling a simple ceramic vase with a few stems of cherry blossom or a shapely branch. Traditional Japanese outfits such as Kimonos and Yukata are returning to the Japanese fashion scene in 2023.

The best part of this Japanese fashion idea is the number of different pieces and materials you can mix and play with. The Dalmatian dots look has taken off after the launch of the movie Cruella, launched this May in the UK with great success. Please use our bespoke door service at no extra charge to specify this look. It is not currently possible to specify multiple panels spanning door widths using our online design tool, however, the image below should give you a good idea of what your design could look like.With Kawaii styles influencing Japanese fashion trends, bubblegum is always a choice of powerful and chic styles. The E-girl aesthetic clothing is growing fast in popularity, driven by a vibe and style that can’t be mistaken with anything else. Good storage and a strong decluttering discipline are essential for maintaining the look. Rachal explains, "Less is more when it comes to the design. What’s on the inside is just as important, as the aesthetic relies on a clutter-free room." Many clients have their own existing wardrobe units which need a bit of a makeover and shoji doors can give that contemporary look.