Japanese Brides dresses

[Zuziki]

Hey,
Looking for a lovely Japanese Brides Dress! Where can buy those? Can I buy in Tokyo? Are there any famous textiles in Tokyo or bride’s dressing center! I want to buy.

[Taro Chibuziki]

Than buying ready mate one you can get a nice material and stitch it!
 There are lot of tailor shops of brides in Tokyo!

[Glen]

Bride dresses are very famous in Tokyo and all around in Japan too. As far as, I know most of the people used to get it tailored rather than getting it as ready-made. However, I have seen there are lots of Tokyo tailors shops as well as Tokyo wedding arrangement centers or etc, I am sure you can get ideas from those guys.

[carolcollins]

i like the japanese brides dress....

[Monserrat]

Hi,

as others said you can stitch a bridal gown than buying a ready made one. It will be cheaper and best fitting.

Still if you want to buy,there is a designer named Kerin, studied fashion and wedding fashion in London. They have a shop in Ginza, Tokyo.

You can visit the website and check before visiting.(nk108.com)
 

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