Tokyo Fashion Week FW24 Street Style
From monochromatic pairings to dramatic silhouettes.
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Tokyo Fashion Week began hot off the heels of Paris Fashion Week. As the Fall/Winter 2024 makes its way to Asia, Hypebeast was on the ground to capture some of the fashion on the streets of Tokyo. Familiar faces like Nick Wooster showed off his best patchwork ensemble to kick off the week.
In Tokyo, eclectic styles were in abundance from monochromatic black and white pairings to vibrant, florals. Rick Owens‘ ghoulish silhouette was an inspiration to may while informal suiting and tailoring continues to take over the streets. Fitted and oversized blazers were seen throughout the week with neckties continuing to be a highlighted accessory. LVMH Prize Semi-Finalist, JiyongKim turned many heads as many wore his signature sun-bleached pieces to the shows. From baggy cargo pants to relaxed puffers and trench coats, the unique pattern was a sight to behold. Casual chore jackets as well as leather jackets are important staples for the transitional season, forming dramatic silhouettes and focal points for any outfit. Denim jeans in typical blues and blacks completed the outfit, while the more eclectic choice saw printed graphics on the pants. Athletic wear did not prove to be as popular, as casual looks often took a backseat fromo visually expansive silhouettes.
Take a look at some of the best looks during Tokyo Fashion Week.
