{Look 1: Tokyo street market purple fur coat; Theodora & Callum leopard scarf; DVF hearts hat, grey cashmere sweater, red leather handbag and black leather gloves; Lia Sophia necklace; JBrand skinnies; Christian Louboutin kicks; Look 2: DVF red/black silk tee; Tokyo Harajuku market bow pin; Look 3: DVF green cashmere printed cardi and blue/green printed scarf; Versace for H&M black/gold studded tank; Prim & Proper black knit vest; TopShop printed harem pants; Look 4: DVF black fur coat, scarf, fur hat, and gloves; Tse Tse orange cashmere crop sweater; NastyGal leopard chiffon top; Ray-Ban sunnies; Nissa necklace; JBrand pink skinnies; Christian Louboutin kicks; Look 5: Versace for H&M floral dress; Nissa necklace; Lia Sophia rings; DVF python clutch; Christian Louboutin purple boots (not shown).}


Walking the streets in Japan is not too fashion-friendly. At 25 degrees with a freaky wind chill, did I mention I was in an earthquake, it's all about layers. I am a classic La Petite Valise-head= tiny suitcase packer, so regardless if my trip is one week or two, 90 degrees or 19, I only bring a carry-on suitcase. You can imagine how much creative mixing-and-matching, therefore, goes into a winter wardrobe with a carry-on suitcase bearing two large furs...
I take that back. The purple {faux} (my first faux, neither proud nor ashamed) was a street purchase at a fish market. The purple {faux} was a street purchase at a fish market. 
I had to say it twice. You'll never read a sentence like that again.
Stay tuned for more Japan posts, including looks from different cities, plus sights. All in the name of fashion...