Tag: Cat Street

Hinako is an 18-year-old student who caught our eye on Cat Street in Harajuku after dark. Her look features a pastel hairstyle, a Spinns Harajuku oversized white top, rolled up denim jeans with a pink belt, and white high top

40 is the owner of the Korean fashion brand Neon Moon. Neon Moon recently had a popup shop at the LaForet Harajuku department store so we ran into him a few times around the streets of Tokyo. These photos were

Toshimi (20), Toy (20), and Paco (19) caught our eye with their monochrome looks on the famous Cat Street in Harajuku. Toshimi - on the left with silver hair - is wearing an Opening Ceremony sweatshirt with Uniqlo skinny jeans

We met Akae and Jyuria - both wearing oversized white sweatshirts - on the famous Cat Street in Harajuku. Akae - 18 years old on the left with twin tails - is wearing an oversized white hoodie from Spinns with

Mai Aisaki is a Japanese fashion designer and street snap model who we often see around the streets of Harajuku. Her brand is called Himitsu Gadget. When we met Mai on Cat Street, she was wearing a furry jacket with

Yukarin is a 20-year-old Bunka Fashion College student - with pink tinted hair - who we often see around the streets of Harajuku. This time, we spotted Yukarin on Harajuku's famous Cat Street. Yukarin is a big fan of vintage

Maaya is a 21-year-old apparel industry staffer - with pink, orange, and blue hair - who we ran into on the famous Cat Street in Harajuku. Maaya's look includes a baby blue cardigan by the Harajuku brand Nile Perch over

Sizuru and Mari are a resale fashion-loving couple who we met on the famous Cat Street in Harajuku. Mari, on the right, is a 19-year-old student. Her look includes a quilted oversized jacket from the Tokyo resale shop Santa Monica

PeniPeni is a staffer at one of Tokyo's most famous and influential underground boutique, Dog Harajuku. You might also recognize him as a model for the up-and-coming Japanese streetwear brand Buccal Cone. When we ran into PeniPeni on Cat Street,

Bunkaya Zakkaten - one of Harajuku most unique and longest running boutiques - has announced that it will be closing its doors for good on January 15, 2015. Bunkaya Zakkaten has been Harajuku's go-to place for quirky, kitschy and bizarre