These girls were all dolled up for the Cherry Blossom Festival at the Brooklyn Botanic Garden last weekend— although I think the kids who dress in Harajuku style like this do it every day.
Ah, Harajuku girls. Actually the link to the left was just a little out of the Harajuku area (Cherry Flower Day Festival [Körsbärsblommans Dag] in Kungsträdgården in central Stockholm). To go with a blue hair theme this one, on the left, is kind of nice and Harajukuesque. I like the colors here. For Harajuku this is a little low key but nice.
But really that image you captured goes beyond fashion into artwork. Yours, hands down, takes the prize.
That is an eclectic outfit I think – the sunbrella, the tie and top look Japanese. To my eyes, the bottom looks a bit like French can-can. But it is pretty and very spring.
Ah, Harajuku girls. Actually the link to the left was just a little out of the Harajuku area (Cherry Flower Day Festival [Körsbärsblommans Dag] in Kungsträdgården in central Stockholm). To go with a blue hair theme this one, on the left, is kind of nice and Harajukuesque. I like the colors here. For Harajuku this is a little low key but nice.
ReplyDeleteBut really that image you captured goes beyond fashion into artwork. Yours, hands down, takes the prize.
I'm not sure that I understand any of this fashion statement, but it certainly makes a great photo op. Well done.
ReplyDeleteWere the blossoms as pretty as she?
ReplyDeleteNice shot Alexa!
That is an eclectic outfit I think – the sunbrella, the tie and top look Japanese. To my eyes, the bottom looks a bit like French can-can. But it is pretty and very spring.
ReplyDeleteThat is quite a dramatic outfit. A great mix of quirky style and taste.
ReplyDeleteWhat an outfit, looks fitting for the Cherry Blossom festival.. Great photo! Enjoy your week!
ReplyDeleteWow. Very bright and colorful.
ReplyDeleteInteresting