Tokyo Telephone is a collaborative journey into real Japanese Style.
Having grown exponentially since its inception, Tokyo Telephone’s operators Rebecca & Samuel have worked day and night to make Tokyo Telephone the premiere destination for anyone interested in contemporary Japanese fashion and culture. With their sights set firmly on the future, Tokyo Telephone is calling you.
東京テレホンは日本語も話せます. ご質問などがあれば、遠慮無く聞いてください.
As well as covering the bi-annual Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week Tokyo (formerly Japan Fashion Week), Tokyo Telephone have also worked with:
- NowFashion
- The Japan Times Newspaper
- Samurai Magazine
- ADD Magazine
- Change Fashion
- Hyper Japan
- Brighton Fashion Week
- NihongoUp
- Tokyo Telephone is proud to be a member of and write for the Glam network
Tokyo Manifesto: Central to Tokyo Telephone is the on-going manifesto that aims to present the exciting, creative and credible pick of fashion from Japan to as wide an audience as possible. By showcasing and celebrating praiseworthy Japanese fashion, Tokyo Telephone wishes to promote the undeniable wealth of Japanese fashion talent – from big-hitters seen in every magazine to the latest up-and-coming young designers in need of a break, no trend is left unexplored.
About the Operators: As a couple who live and blog together, Rebecca and Samuel offer Tokyo Telephone’s readers their own respective insights not only into the interesting side of Japanese society, but also the best in male & female fashion.
Rebecca (rebecca @ tokyotelephone.com) has been blogging for the best part of a decade, and obsessively collects Japanese fashion magazines.
Samuel (samuel @ tokyotelephone.com) has previously worked for a Tokyo fashion agency, and studied at Meiji Univeristy.
Content: Tokyo Telephone can also be found at;
Call Me: If you’d like to get in touch with the Tokyo Telephone operators, please contact hello @ tokyotelephone.com or alternatively the e-mail addresses listed above. Tokyo Telephone is open to being commissioned for articles & content, Tokyo trend-finding and advertising.
Tokyo Telephone as drawn by Alexandra Davis
