Té chichi

So maybe the Japanese label love is getting a little obsessive. Sorry! I just keep falling in love with everything I find. And just so you're fore-warned, there's no end in sight. I've spent a lot of my extra time seeking out great Japanese labels, and I've got a whole bunch of junk of my desktop to prove it! I'll be organizing lots of folders later today, and hopefully getting all this content into a post (or a few posts) soon. Everything is just so pretty!

Today I'm all about Té chichi and their wonderful Anthropolgie-esque lookbook. Isn't it lovely. Everything looks so cozy!

Aqua Girl

More fashion love from the other side of the world! This time it's from Japanese label, Aqua Girl. The only bad thing about falling in love with all these Japanese collections is that I have no idea how much 44,100円(税込) translates to in dollars. It sure looks expensive though! I'm sure I could find similar items at the thrift stores here in the Arkansas, but I will definitely be looking to Aqua Girl for styling inspiration!

MilkFed

It looks like I've finally gotten away from all that obsessing I was doing over New Zealand and Australian fashion labels (I think Rhiannon got me hooked on that!). It's not a permanent switch, I assure you, but for now there's a lot of Japanese labels that have been catching my eye. I'm sure you've heard of MilkFed before, a clothing label started by my favorite director, Sophia Coppola, and one of her long time partners, Stephanie Hayman, back in 1998.

I used to go visit the MilkFed site on occasion, but the Japanese style was never really my thing. After discovering the Snidel line, I thought I'd revisit MilkFed to see if maybe this season clothes or styling had changed since my last visit. I was so pleased with what I found.

If I could read more on the website, I'd probably have a better understanding of the collection, but the only English I can see is the title of this collection. . . "The Vintage Hunt". There are so many cute jumpers and floral pants and a lot of the dresses are really cute too. I think my favorite is that beautiful stadium sailor coat!

P.S. This is sort of unrelated, but if you're a monster Sophia fan like I am, you might enjoy this 30 minute interview with her about her latest film, Somewhere. I watched it yesterday and really enjoyed everything about it.