Tracks
Black Gyarus: How a Japanese Subculture Inspired Black Women17 min
Available until 20/03/2027
Young women in Japan rebelled against a conformist, monochrome society in the 1990s with the gyaru style: Outrageous clothes and make-up that rejected the cult of paleness prevalent in Japanese society. Tracks finds out why this style is gaining resonance with a new generation of black women worldwide.
Director
DIVERS
Production
PROGRAM 33
Journalist
Hajar Ouahbi
Country
France
Year
2023
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