Brands: Lanvin

Ryo is a 20-year-old Japanese student whose oversized monochrome style caught our eye on the street in Harajuku. Ryo's look features an oversized tuxedo style jacket that he had order made at Cotobuki in Koenji Tokyo with matching order made

While walking around in the street of Harajuku, we met D, a 21-year-old Japanese talento. He looked dashing in his blue outfit. D is wearing a paisley print shirt underneath a tuxedo jacket and cropped pants ensemble from Diet Butchet

Satona is a 23-year-old girl who works in the apparel industry. We met her on the street in Harajuku. Satona is wearing a cream turtleneck from Banana Republic and a Chanel overshirt with Comme des Garcons pants and a leather

Meet Ryo, a staffer at the Japanese brand Gas who we met on the street in Harajuku Ryo is wearing a neon green sweater from Kenzo with skinny, ripped jeans and a beige Julius blazer. His clutch is Jil Sander

20-year-old Rairi caught our eye in Harajuku with a cute look that mixes pink hair and a black bowler hat. She is wearing a red Chicago Bulls t-shirt with a zippered mini-skirt and a bomber jacket. Her ankle strap rocking

When we asked this cool guy with round sunglasses if we could take some pictures, he told us his name is Shuffle. His coordinating print top and board shorts are from Bodysong. His white backpack with multicolored straps is from

Here's a stylish guy named Julien who we ran into in the Shinjuku area of Tokyo. Julien is wearing a graphic-print Givenchy top with a blazer and Lanvin pants tucked into Kris Van Assche zipper-front shoes. Accessories include glasses, studded

Welcome back to Christmas-time in Harajuku! This will be our second holiday photo outing in one of Tokyo's most fashionable neighborhoods. Our first Harajuku photo walk covered Takeshita Dori and Meiji Dori. This time, we'll wander around the back streets

Welcome to another in our series of Tokyo Christmas 2009 photo walks. The basic idea is that we walk you around Tokyo, shooting pictures and explaining where we are and what we're seeing as we go. In the last walk