Becky models one of her wedding dresses.

Becky launches her line of wedding dresses

Tuesday 27th January, 04:38 PM JST

TOKYO —

TV personality Becky, 24, on Tuesday launched her wedding dress brand “BCK message,” featuring her own designs. Becky unveiled several wedding dresses featuring both Western and Japanese designs.

Asked the obligatory question about her wedding plans, Becky said, “Right now, I’m more interested in having a good time than marriage itself. But if I get married, I’ll give you all souvenirs, such as T-shirts featuring me and my groom.”

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temporaryVisa at 11:05 PM JST - 27th January

Ha, I thought they only dressed up dogs like that.
nandakandamanda at 12:23 AM JST - 28th January

"BCK mess" it says in the photo. That just about captures it.
OssanAmerica at 01:25 AM JST - 28th January

This girl has to be the most disliked j-celebrity on he JT forums.
Good_Jorb at 02:07 AM JST - 28th January

Maybe her design consultant suggested that she needed something to draw attention away from her face.

T-shirts featuring me and my groom.

Rarely do I wish that god would smite someone but people who put their faces on a t-shirt deserve to smited good.
telecasterplayer at 07:14 AM JST - 28th January

Does she get good reception with that thing on her head?
Sarge at 07:22 AM JST - 28th January

I think she looks adorable.
Betting at 09:19 AM JST - 28th January

"Does she get good reception with that thing on her head?"

Only when she's facing Fuji TV.

Seriously though, I wonder how many people will buy those dresses. Actually if she titled that thing back a bit and ran a little faster, she could probably take off.
tmarie at 10:30 AM JST - 28th January

I can't stand her. Why oh why is she on TV??????
chardk1 at 01:11 PM JST - 28th January

I can't blame Becky for the fact that there are people stupid enough to buy a dress for the most important day of their life that was supposedly designed by an unmarried non-fashion designer whose modest fame comes from an unrelated field, especially when said dress looks like a costume from an off-off Broadway production of Babes in Toyland. I mean she's not going to be put up for a Nobel Peace Prize or anything for her contributions to humanity, but it's all her fault some people will buy any crap.
norinrad21 at 01:38 PM JST - 28th January

The tragic thing is, Japanese women with common sense don't have a voice in this country
Richard_III at 02:39 PM JST - 28th January

I've actually seen worse dresses. This dress will appeal to the market segment that would look kindly on pink, frilly dresses. The type that marries a chap in one of those awful dress suits they wear here. The type that will get married in one of those disgraceful, fake "European" cathedrals that have sprung up next to pachinko parlors here and there.

Japanese weddings plumbed the dark depths of tackiness many years ago - this dress merely fits within the national custom.
Faderkinta at 04:59 PM JST - 28th January

If it succeed there was a market for it, good on Becky squeezing more money out this place before she fades. Wring as much money as you can girl.
Sammi33 at 11:39 PM JST - 28th January

Richard III Don't forget the Disney music used as the wedding march.
jonnyboy at 06:45 PM JST - 29th January

The tragic thing is, Japanese women with common sense don't have a voice in this country

common sense doesn't move product, i'm afraid
Surge1979 at 06:30 AM JST - 1st February

Now she's competing with her BFF Aya Ueto. Well, at least Aya doesn't look that plastic.