#madame bissonnette
Another ridiculously long 20 km walk from east Suginami to Mitaka, visiting Namisuke’s new module, 喫茶Lisbon (est. 1958) and 珈琲松井商店 (an old café dedicated to Dazai), all the way back home by Tamagawa Aqueduct, where Dazai died in 1948. Pictures for all of that on my Instragram.
Outfit rundown
Dress, bag: thrifted Fint
Belt: thrifted
Hat, gloves and cameo: vintage
Shoes: second-hand Queen Bee
Spice rack brooch: handmade from miniatures
Earrings: can’t remember the artist
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Two weeks ago, I had a photoshoot in Shinjuku and wore something casual and easy to change out of and travel with. I liked the hairdo the hairdresser did for my second look and kept it (makeup was made by me, as you can see). I then visited Seibu Coffee while in Shinjuku and rode back home by bike (with a helmet). It’s a miracle the hairdo and makeup lasted(ish) all the way back home, so I took some outfit pictures.
Photoshoot behind the scene and kissa pictures on my Instagrampost.
Outfit rundown
Dress: Anna Sui (a present from many years ago)
Collar: second-hand Victorian Maiden
Hat: vintage
Tote bag: Valerie Bastille
Shoes: Yosuke
Brooch and ring: local artist markets
Cardigan: second-hand Milk
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I was snapped on the street by @tokyo67 (on Instagram) walking Madame Bissonnette. He was nice enough to send me the raw pictures by email (I corrected the light and colours a bit, but it was really sunny, so that’s all I could do without editing too much). For more pictures, see my Instagram post
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A few weeks ago, I dressed up to see the wisteria in Kameido, but they were already all gone. I realised my outfit looked like a casual 80s Ariel mid-way as I was putting on the pieces, so I went with that theme. To see pictures of Kameido/Kinshicho, see my Instagram post.
Outfit rundown
Top: GU
Pants: vintage
Belt: Axes Femme
Cardigan: offbrand (I’ve had it for so many years, I can’t remember where it is from)
Bag: Amavel
Shoes: Lifestrides (got changed to Axes Femme sandals last minute because they are more comfortable)
Wooden oarfish brooch and starfish clip: Design Festa (can’t remember the artists)
Earrings: thrifted
Socks: Cando
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