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GB · United Kingdom · Country

United Kingdom

Street and heritage mix here. Its reading of old money sits closest to the original.

Where to buyASOS · Selfridges

What is worn most here

Old money

No logos — a Western style that argues through fabric and cut.

¥15,000–120,000

Gothic

Built on black, with lace, crosses and fine hardware. The subject is not darkness itself but the ornament inside it.

¥3,000–30,000

Blokecore

European dressing built from football kit and tracksuits, worn as everyday clothes.

¥5,000–30,000

Rooted here

Y2K

Saturated colour and shine, rebuilt from 2000s pop culture.

¥1,500–8,000

Boho

Earth colours with embroidery, fringe and long hems. Nothing binds; it should look like the middle of a journey.

¥3,000–25,000

Gorpcore

Mountain equipment worn where there is no mountain. A shell jacket, a tapered leg, a shoe that could run. The function is real; the destination is the city.

¥15,000–120,000

Growing here

Not yet mainstream in United Kingdom, but searches and supply are both rising.

Harajuku

Colour and pattern piled on by addition, born in Harajuku. The question is not whether it suits you but whether you want it.

¥3,000–20,000

Visual kei

A style out of Japanese band culture, where makeup and costume build an entire world rather than an outfit.

¥5,000–45,000

Ura-Hara

Japanese menswear streetwear rooted in 1990s Ura-Harajuku.

¥5,000–60,000

Other countries and regions