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The Japanese trend comes and goes all the time, for several years, especially in the summer collections. This season already installed is maintained tradition and have seen some designer dresses origami (Japanese art of paper folding), in fabrics, folded, seamless, or designs that tend to imitate the kimono, in different versions, or printed fabrics in flowers with a typical Japanese design.
It is certainly a trend that is very elegant and fine. Japanese clothing has a very special and feminine delicacy.
The fabric used, usually silk or satin, these garments give versatility. It is clothing that could be used in semi casual mode or a party. In that sense, they are very practical. They can be worn on many occasions.
In short, the Japanese trend in clothing, it seems that now go out of style, so if you're a lover of it, surely you can enjoy a few more years.
Here are some examples:
Alexander McQueen
Balenciaga

These are some designers in Japan 

Motonari  Ono  set up his own firm in 2006 and this time the leaflets formed the main feature of his collection. Silk blouses combined with delicate floral gorges on.

Yuki Torii a famous Japanese designer, gave a welcome dose of color a week, with joint fused, leather and wool, with sexy black stockings fishnet stockings.

Hiroko ItoHisui created the firm in 1999. Of production, are highlighted with large knitted collars and leather or leather details
MUG designed to G.V.G.V. since 1999. The collections blend femininity and masculinity, androgynous models. The fur on coats and skirts with large pads combined with tight flared trousers, long sleeved shirts and boots futuristic.
Tamae HirokawaSOMART worked in a delightful collection of medieval air, combining leather, fur and lace coats and dresses like armor.
Yukiko Hanai an internationally recognized multidisciplinary woman, endowed his elegant cocktail dresses big bows, flowers and ruffles. Long gloves accompanied looks inspired by the 70's.