Month: September 2011

Here are two extra-super colorfully dressed pink-haired Harajuku-ites who you just might recognize - it's Kumamiki and Junnyan! Not only are they both regularly seen in Japanese fashion magazines, but they are also two of the organizers of the Harajuku

Here's a stylish-and-original 17-year-old Japanese girl named Maririn who we met in Harajuku. Her mostly-white look, put together from several popular Dolly Kei shops/brands, gave us an ethereal (almost ghostly) vibe when we first spotted her on the street. Maririn's

Harajuku is famous around the world for its colorful-crazy-and-fun fashion scene. Even in Harajuku, though, you don't often see a group of fifty girls and guys dressed up in candy colors (fairy kei, punk, Harajuku brands, handmade, Lolita & other

Ayuna is an 18-year-old part-time worker that we met in Harajuku. Her long striped dress from a used/resale shop is printed with dripping letters that spell out Mad Mad Mad. She's also wearing a Stussy skull logo cap and carrying

This stylish guy is a 19-year-old Japanese student who goes by the name Bigkinboy. We met him on the street in Harajuku. Bigkinboy's colorful outfit, which he purchased at the hip Tokyo select shop Radd Lounge, features a fire-print shirt,

One of the first things we noticed about this cute girl with long pigtails was her short full skirt from Furimadonna, but then we noticed her eye-catching Jeffrey Campbell shoes -- the wooden block heels on these lace-up patent leather

Here's a cute Japanese girl named "M" (or Moco/Moko) who we met in Harajuku. Last time we photographed M, she had blonde hair and was wearing Angelic Pretty. Besides this site, M has also been featured in a number of

This stylish girl with glasses, braided hair and a beret is Yurika, a 20-year-old student. She's wearing a long romper from Chelsea over a print shirt. Accessories from used/resale shops include star earrings, a velvet ribbon tied to her braid

The world of Japanese fashion is often marked by numerous mysterious micro-trends that the rational mind cannot explain. For example, take the current popularity of Batman and the Bat-logo among Japanese girls which often leads to baffling images such as

Here are two extra-cute girls we spotted walking down the street together in Harajuku. When not dressed as Mario Bros., these fun girls are actually 16-year-old Japanese high school students. One of the cool things about their outfits is that