Andrew Mok, the brothers behind Offgod, are redefining the intersection of art and fashion with hand-drawn aesthetics and street-savvy influences.

It came from building community. His goal from day one: create gear for people like him—anime fans who also love streetwear. He listens to that community, highlights fan culture, and keeps the ...

Wright House of Fashion’s latest event was a two-day showcase of art, comedy, talks on fashion and diversity, and of course, ...

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Tokyo doesn’t ask for the spotlight—it just becomes it. While the rest of the world plays catch-up on trends, the kids ...

Figini notes that anime and manga serve as “an excellent entry point into Japanese culture," sparking interest in everything from ramen bowls and kimono-inspired streetwear to iconic ... powerful ...

in 1995 and specializes in selling anime figurines, mangas, and collectibles, as well as independent films made by Japanese directors. L.A.-born designer Roy Kuroyanagi’s Japangeles is a beacon of ...

ICECREAM's collab was fairly concise. SpongeBob and Patrick were placed beside some ICECREAM logos on tees and hoodies. It's ...

Denver Fashion Week welcomes designer Elisabeth Strunk to their show. This show is for all the expressive, bold, and loving ...