Month: May 2011

Last year, we covered the madness as Harajuku fashion brand 6%DOKIDOKI took their "Kawaii Anarchy" tour to Europe and America. Last month, everyone's favorite "Sensational Lovely Shop" hit the road once again. This time, Sebastian, Yuka, Vani, and the rest

This cute auburn-haired girl with long braids is Aumn, a 17-year-old high school student. Her red polka dot dress is from INGNI. She's also wearing a black wool double-breasted jacket and black tights. Her black high heel shoes are decorated

Here's another cute Japanese girl who's a fan of The Virgin Mary and Grimoire. Her jacket, which is made from a vintage patchwork quilt, is from The Virgin Mary. She bought her tiered chiffon skirt at a flea market. She's

This is Uno, a 20-year-old DJ. Her outfit consists of a fleece-trimmed jacket from The Virgin Mary over a leopard-print top and denim shirt. Her short white skirt, which is trimmed with red rickrack, is from Candy. She's also wearing

Japanese designer and stylist Takashi Aoki has been a notable character in Harajuku's fashion scene since he was in his early twenties. After graduating from Vantan Fashion Institute, then spending some time in Europe, Aoki returned to Japan in 2005

This cute Japanese girl is Sato, an 18-year-old student. She's carrying a fabric tote bag that she made herself. Her striped sailor-style top and long denim coat are from Kinji and The Virgin Mary. Her red platform sandals, worn with

This cutely-dressed girl is Yunae, a college student originally from South Korea who we met on the street in Harajuku. Yunae is active on Twitter as diskoala, where she tweets in both Japanese and Korean. In these street snaps, Yunae

This is Kouki, an 18-year-old student. His coat, which is handmade, is closed at the waist with a sash that resembles a Japanese obi. (Check the photos below to see the unique cut of this coat). He's also wearing a

It's the Golden Week holiday in Japan; meaning lots of people are traveling here and there, big movies are being released in the theaters, and of course, sales galore are happening both in retail shops and on the web. Knuckle-store

To say that Shibuya's most beautiful and stylish gals came out for last week's Shel'tter Shibuya grand opening would be a bit of an understatement. The invite-only bash to launch Baroque Japan's newest flagship store was an A-list affair. The