Month: August 2011

This cute girl with Cruella Deville hair and a black beret is 18-year-old Enapiyo. Her outfit consists of a black Fun top with a corset appliqué, a tight striped skirt from ANAP, black fishnet stockings and black lace-up boots from

This is Lucia, a Japanese go-go dancer with braided hair - as well as multiple cool piercings and tattoos - that we met on the street in Harajuku. Lucia's dark edgy look features a "Lagrimas De Maria" t-shirt from the

This friendly Japanase girl with bangs and a ponytail is 18-year-old Rui. She's wearing a skirt from rurumu that's pieced together from bits of fabric and lace. Her pastel bag also features fabric piecing. In addition, Rui's outfit includes a

Meet Yui, a stylish 19-years-old Japanese girl who works at Harajuku's well-known Nadia boutique. (Tokyo Fashion contributor Momo used to work at Nadia too!) Yui is wearing a top from H&M with a pink heart-print skirt from Spank! and a

Mademoiselle Yulia is best known to fans of Japanese fashion as the designer for her brand GIZA. But around Tokyo, Yulia is known for a lot more than designing jaw-dropping jewelry. She's a regular DJ at many of the top

Here's a couple dressed with the kind of style that has made Harajuku a unique fashion capital. The blonde girl on the right who reflects a touch of Dolly-kei style is Yuck, a 19-year-old student. Her ruffled white chiffon dress

This is Kaho, an 18-year-old Japanese student that we met in Harajuku. Kaho's cute red and black two-tone bob hairstyle caught our attention when we spotted her on the street. Kaho's outfit includes a white shirt with a red striped

This cool guy with a distinctive hair style and blue-rimmed sunglasses is Ren, a 20-year-old college student. He's wearing a long cotton top with a hood from Mikio Sakabe with black tights and quilted black boots that he bought at

Meet Enoki Yuta, an 18-year-old Japanese specialty school student. Even in Harajuku, we don't see too many guys with purple hair and rocking horse shoes. So, it wasn't a hard decision to approach Yuta and ask if we could take

Last week, right here at Tokyo Fashion, I delivered a hard-hitting report on summer bikinis for the big-haired and bejeweled style tribe known in Japan as "hime gyaru" (princess girls). But the question remains, what do these fair maidens wear