In the article “How American Style Fueled Postwar Youth Fashion In Japan” by Chantal Fernandez, the author mentions that in the second world strategy, the United States and Japan have wonderful connections including fashion. The success of the Japanese clothing brand Uniqlo in the United States is enormous because it has successfully influenced the style of young Americans. At the same time, I found it interesting that the father of Uniqlo's founder was the first person to create American clothing in Japan. There is no doubt that fashion between the United States and Japan is interrelated and influential. I think the relationship between Japan and the United States has been very subtle after the Second World War. Japan sneaked into the US Pearl Harbor, and the United States used Japan’s large-scale lethal weapons atomic bombs, which later turned into reliable international allies.

Fernandez, C. (2015, December 02). How American Style Fueled Postwar Youth Fashion In Japan. Retrieved from https://fashionista.com/2015/12/ametora-book-interview

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