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great designs!i really like the pics

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these are great.

very beautiful pictures

Love that dress; all the detail and the shape of the skirt, ah!

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Damn nice pictures.

The choice of Black & White is excellent here because of the subjects in the pictures.

Isn't Bunka wonderful? I had the great luck to visit during their Summer open house last year. Not to minimize the skill of the western couture houses, but I truly believe that some of the work that comes out of Bunka Fukusou Gakuin is better-designed and more VISIONARY than what we see on the runways. Did you visit their 3D body scan facility? Fascinating stuff.

i would love to go to a fashion college. these are great photos

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maybe you can grace us with some of your thoughts on the trip so far along with the pictures =) very interested in hearing your thoughts

Love the black and white (and the sketches!). Love to see fashion in the different parts of the world.

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Tres belle photos, j'aime beaucoup!
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Love these and love that dress!!

great pictures…!
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A long time ago I had the fortune to visit Japan, Kyoto to be exact, and the fashion is so wonderful there. Although I am a regular size 6 in North America, I had trouble finding fashion to fit though. They are tiny.

What a treat!!! GORGEOUS!!!

Now this is the kind of access that we rely on The Sartorialist to obtain for us. Thank you.

I am amazed that this is your first trip to Japan, esp. for a fashion blog. Your photos from this trip are fantastic.

Apologies to Milan, Paris and New York–Japan is just several steps ahead of you.

Great great pictures!
I particularly love pic#2 and 3.
I would love to go to such school even though I've already graduated from a business/literature school!

They look so professional!

his jacket has five sleeve buttons! killer!

Wow cool Scott! Thanks for posting images from this school, isn't this the school that Yohji Yamamoto went to?

I love this post! Bunka is upposed to have the best textbooks for sewing, (they do them in English too)-and are understandable for home sewers. I wish I had some… soon soon I will get to Japan I promise!

One thing that makes fashion so special and unique is the individual, hands-on creativity. The cutting and sewing and handling of fabric. It's great to see some of this aspect of it here (and from Japan!).

As a former Fashion Design student myself, I absolutely loved these shots!

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i love this blog called MOTHER magazine! more cool images and japanese artists. this blog is pretty amazing. good work.
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i've always envied them! except the sewing part. hahaha!

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Love the b&w shots. Love the students. Great pictorial spread!

The girl in the stripes is my ex…my day=fail

Lovely images. I love progress or development shots of creative practices.

Sabine: It's because she probably has a cold or something. In lots of areas in Japan (but especially Tokyo, where it's very crowded), if you are sick you wear a face mask so you don't spread your germs to others.

They range anywhere from the plain one featured on this girl to pretty elaborate affairs. Considering all the times I've experienced colds and flu spread like wildfire in the workplace, it's a trend that I really wish would catch on over here in the States.

the dress is great…I don't know when I could wear it…but i still like it;D

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love the black and white pictures!

Hello Dasein!

kolorowe zdj?cia ?wietne! ale czarno bia?e najbardziej mi si? podobaj?

pozdrawiam

I love the photos, I think I want to go to fashion college too. It inspires me a lot. Really wish that I can do as much as she did.

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they produce a high quantities of clothes and complements, beautiful and very trendy, by the way.

The pictures related to the Bunka Fashion College,is really amazing and just great to see,also post is also good,

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Great fashion study environment, I love pattern and how it constructs. I am pattern cutter too. Love it.

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