Tokyo's extravagant Fashion Week -

Tokyo's Amazon Fashion Week began on March 19, presenting swathes of original Japanese fashion collections created by 59 brands, 20 of whom made their fashion week debut this year.

The event took place at the Omotesando Hills and Shibuya Hikarie shopping centers, and was designed to promote fashion brands from the Japanese capital. It's safe to say that the collections didn't go unnoticed.

Models paraded extravagant, eccentric, and just plain bizarre outfits down the catwalk, many with traditional Japanese details included. Check out the wackiest collections here!

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Tokuko Maeda - Models took to the catwalk on March 22 to present the Autumn / Winter 2018 collection by Tokuko Maeda called TOKUKO.

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Tokuko Maeda - This collection was focused on bright colors, with typical Japanese details.

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Tokuko Maeda - All the models paraded colored wigs with bangs on the catwalk. The Tokuko Maeda collection was one of the most highly praised of the whole week.

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Yukihiro Teshima - Another distinctive Autumn / Winter collection came from Yukihiro Teshima, which was called 'Yukihero Pro-Wrestling.' The designer presented the wrestling-inspired collection on March 20, with almost all the models sporting wrestling masks during the show.

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Yukihiro Teshima - The combo of mask an oversize jacket was an interesting one.

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Yukihiro Teshima - The outlandish headgear showed how different Tokyo's wacky collections were from western fashion weeks.

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Yukihiro Teshima - The Yukihiro collection also showed off the face paint which wrestlers use to get into their characters.

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Risa Aizawa - Risa Aizawa is a Japanese singer, actress, and designer who presented a collection from her brand MEMUSE.

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Risa Aizawa - Her Autumn / Winter collection 2018 was probably one of the least bizarre of the week, and had typically Japanese touches to it.

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Risa Aizawa - Bold skirts and dresses in the exaggerated 'anime' style are characteristic of MEMUSE.

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Yurie Fujita, Katsuya Miyazaki, and Futaba Hongo - This unconventional outfit was created by the brand 'ha-ha,' and was part of the Autumn / Winter 2018 collection presented by Yurie Fujita, Katsuya Miyazaki, and Futaba Hongo.

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Yurie Fujita, Katsuya Miyazaki, and Futaba Hongo - The presentation of their collection took place on the first day of the Amazon Fashion Week, March 19.

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Yurie Fujita, Katsuya Miyazaki, and Futaba Hongo - The collection which opened the Fashion Week started off the wacky styles which were to last throughout the rest of the event.

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Yurie Fujita, Katsuya Miyazaki, and Futaba Hongo - Yurie Fujita, Katsuya Miyazaki, and Futaba Hongo showed how Tokyo fashion is unique, and blows boundaries out of the water.

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Yurie Fujita, Katsuya Miyazaki, and Futaba Hongo - But could you see yourself wearing these outfits?

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Yurie Fujita, Katsuya Miyazaki, and Futaba Hongo - The brand 'ha-ha' presented ready-to-wear clothing which expresses happiness, as 'ha-ha' means 'mother,' 'laughter,' and 'good luck.'

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Yurie Fujita, Katsuya Miyazaki, and Futaba Hongo - This would be a great weekend outfit, right?

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Yurie Fujita, Katsuya Miyazaki, and Futaba Hongo - The collection had traces of a circus theme, which was also evident in the design of the set.

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Yurie Fujita, Katsuya Miyazaki, and Futaba Hongo - This Autumn / Winter collection was extremely innovative.

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Takeshi Kitazawa and Emiko Sato - Designers Takeshi Kitazawa and Emiko Sato also presented their Autumn / Winter collection 2018, which was callled DressedUndressed.

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Sho Iwata and Hiroshi Takizawa - Sho Iwata and Hiroshi Takizawa's Autumn / Winter collection 2018 was from the brand tiit tokyo.

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Sho Iwata and Hiroshi Takizawa - This show, which also took place on March 19, was considered one of the most conventional collections of the whole week.

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Sho Iwata and Hiroshi Takizawa - The brand tiit tokyo was created in 2011 by the two designers, and made its catwalk debut in 2013.

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Sho Iwata and Hiroshi Takizawa - Their brand presents elegant and feminine looks which are designed from unique points of everyday life.

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Sho Iwata and Hiroshi Takizawa - Sho Iwata and Hiroshi Takizawa focused on using high quality materials and mute colors.

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Joohyung You - This was the FREIKNOCK collection by designer Joohyung You, also presented on March 19.

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Joohyung You - This Autumn / Winter collection 2018 highlighted the brand's profile of contemporary and free fashion.

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Joohyung You - The stage for this show was one of the highlights on the first day of the Amazon Fashion Week. It stood out for its bold, modern design.

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Joohyung You - Joohyung You's creations were based on modern comfort.

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