Tokyo vs. New York City Street Style

Comparing the street style of New York City and Tokyo!

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Measurements:
Height: 6' 3"
Waist: 32"
Inseam: 34"
Sleeves: 27.5"
Shoe Size: US 11 (EU 45/44)

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[_yooniversal_]

Damn dude what clear and concise answer. Im not even all that into fashion styles and all that but u definitely had me here going “hmmm i also think this is true” knowing damn well idk shit 😂😂

[Whatsthbgda]

Tokyo also has one other major edge over NYC - a seemingly endless supply of high-quality, affordable, well-kept clothing items in their thrift stores

[margot]

i would mostly give the advantage to tokyo because i feel like newyork street style tends be more similar between people. there’s exceptions obv but i think of japanese street style and it’s so insanely diverse that i don’t really think the two are that comparable.

[MesseJesse]

when me and my mom went to tokyo we sat at a coffee shop for like 2 hours just watching everyone’s outfits. it was like a fashion show & everybody was so unique

[SunnySide]

Me bringing the NYC base line down all by myself wearing crocs and cargo shorts everywhere

[CaptainWillard]

I lived in Japan for 6 years. Visited Tokyo many times. He’s right. Hands down, the general population, to include older people, have superb style. They have outstanding fashion sense.

[SamJohnsonAZ]

I’ve been to NYC and Japan within the last year and I was absolutely blown away by the style of literally everyone it Tokyo. It’s next level class. It gave me so much inspiration and made me realize I need to step out of my comfort zone clothing wise

[taroumaru]

To be fair Japanese fashion is a lot more affordable for its high fashion and the barrier for entry for fashion in general is a lot less pricier compared to American and a lot of the west

[seansartor]

That explanation sounds well thought out. And probably a correct assessment

[prod.maddie]

i went to japan for the first time and man….. do they have STYLE!!!! it’s like a fashion show everywhere you go. even in the non-fashion cities like harajuku, ginza, tokyo, shibuya, and akhibara, to name a few, everyone has fashion. i really love the street style in japan. to add, all of the stores have a lot of variety with their clothes so there’s always something for everyone! 🥹😮‍💨🫶🏻

[jjktng]

Very clear and accurate answer - having spent lots of time in both cities I think he’s right

[Slumdog.]

In NY there’s blurred lines between looking stylish and looking homeless

[customcartoons]

Watching this from Phoenix, Arizona, eating chips off my chest

[yooitsemmababe]

I been to Tokyo can’t tell u how many times my jaw dropped bc of just OUTFITS

[stirfryty]

That guy with the wooden shoes looks badass. I’d use him as a character in a fighting game.

[beansprout_apg]

I went to japan last April and I just embraced how they wear. Priority is the comfort and love the simplicity of the design..

[casualnerdjason]

In my limited experience in Tokyo, the street fashion is fantastic and interesting. The one thing that stands out though is the generally, roughly consistent body shape and size amount most Japanese in Tokyo (generalization, I know!)

New York has a diversity in all sizes, shapes, hair, etc. that broadens the possibilities!

[Pandabby]

His concise eloquence is a delight to my ears ❤

[m.n.]

Ngl, when I studied abroad at a university in the US, I saw yoga pants and leggings every day. If you come to a Japanese university, you'll see how diverse the fashion scene is. Stastically speaking, definitely Tokyo.

[zigiss]

What a perfect breakdown mans knows his stuff