People were quick to gush over fashions past and present, with many praising the artist for being so spot on with the observations. Underneath the long one-piece dress is an additional long skirt.Similar colours are coordinated together.Clothes with dropped shoulders that close up the neck.Only one section of the hair is lightened (“inner colour” etc).Taking a closer look at Satoimoya’s girl of 2020, we see the following observations from head to toe: Gladiator sandals that go up to the ankles.A mini skirt with two to three layers of frills.Denim shirt and a small floral print one-piece dress (shirt tied at the front).
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Full bangs (which grew from the sharp, clean-cut style required in high school).▼ Things certainly were a lot brighter a decade ago, judging by Satoimoya’s girl of 2010 on the right.įrom head to toe, the 2010 fashionista displays: Ten years ago, trends were totally the opposite, with a focus on high contrast and high levels of saturated colour, which Satoimoya describes as “ Tashizan Fashion” (“ Plus Fashion“). The side-by-side sketch of two women reveals that fashion right now is centred around low contrast and low colour saturation, which Satoimoya dubs “ Hikizan Fashion” (“ Minus Fashion“). It can be hard to keep up with what’s in style in the fashion world, especially in Japan where trends are constantly evolving at a rapid pace. Japanese Twitter user and artist Satoimoya ( has been keeping an eye on what’s cool, though, and now she’s showing us how much today’s fashion has changed from ten years ago with an illustration that’s gone viral online.
Women in Japan look very different compared to a decade ago.
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