Tag: Japanese designer

21-year-old Japanese Bunka Fashion College student and aspiring designer Haruki wearing a handmade "whole body denim man" look on the street in Harajuku Tokyo. Haruki is known for making his own clothes and for his love of denim, both of

Nene is a Japanese graphic designer whose futuristic Japanese street style caught our eye in Harajuku. Nene's style incorporates items from several of Tokyo's avantgarde futurist designers. She's wearing a jacket by Balmung over a Chloma top, Balmung shorts, a

Standing out on the streets of Tokyo's Harajuku neighborhood is Takemaru, the 23-year-old street style personality and designer we often feature on our street snaps. This afternoon, Takemaru - with a bold and wavy red mullet - is wearing a

Meet Nana Miyashita, the 18-year-old Japanese designer of aNANA Tih Sayim clothing brand. Nana is one of the stars of the Vantan Design Institute's fashion program. She will present her brand at New York Fashion Week in February 2020. Sporting

Ryo is a Japanese designer, VJ, and student whose monochrome style easily caught our eye on the street in Harajuku. In addition to his striking long hairstyle, Ryo is wearing a black overcoat by designer Devon Halfnight Leflufy with an

Catching our eye on the Harajuku street with his red slicked-back hair is S,you - the designer of the streetwear brand, The Symbolic Tokyo. This day, S,you stepped out in an all black outfit, which consists of a black puffer

Ryoughty is a 25-year-old Japanese designer and artist whose retro style easily caught our eye on the street in Harajuku. Ryoughty is wearing a Dries Van Noten button up shirt under a canvas harness, a pinstriped Dries Van Noten skirt,

While out on the streets of Harajuku, we ran into Haruna, a Japanese designer whose blonde bob and cute fashion caught our eye. Haruna's look features a black oversized teddy bear print sweater from Candy Stripper that she wore as

When we spotted Rin and Asaco on the street in Harajuku, their pretty corsets and contrasting black versus red color palettes immediately caught our attention. Rin - on the left in black fashion and pink hair - is a pharmacist.

Catherine is a pink-haired designer who easily caught our eye on the street in Harajuku. Catherine's pretty Japanese yukata - featuring playing cards print - was purchased online. She wears it along with a vintage floral obi (with a front