Month: November 2011

There were lots of fun Halloween parties in Tokyo last weekend, as you might have guessed by our coverage of the Harajuku Fashion Walk party. One of the other celebrations at which many fashionable young Tokyoites made an appearance was

It's Fall in Harajuku and these girls are dressed for the season. On the left in a gray Fedora hat is Kaho, a 19-year-old student. She's wearing a gray MacPhee jacket that she bought at the Tomorrowland shop with a

These two stylish girls are Momo and Sioux (aka Si Oux). Sioux is the founder of the Japanese brand Vive Vagina and Momo works with F.A.D. If you follow Tokyo street fashion, you've probably seen both of them before. Momo

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This Japanese guy with a stylish retro look is Yusuke, a 20-year-old college student. He's wearing a striped baseball jacket and rolled up khaki pants (both items are from resale shops). A dress shirt, bow tie and cap complete the

This is Akari, a stylish 18-year-old Bunka Fashion College student who we met in Harajuku. Her red bowler hat was the first thing that caught out eye, but her entire look is great. Akari's outfit - which was sourced entirely

This stylish guy in a black hat is Ryo, a 20-year-old college student. We first noticed him in Harajuku because his black hat has face formed in the crown (we've seen the hat before here). Ryo is wearing a yellow

While in the area of Shibuya 109 over the weekend, we spotted this amazingly pink Japanese girl wearing hime gyaru (princess) style. We didn't have time to get all of her brand info (as we were on our way to

Young Tokyoites in colorful costumes - both creepy and cute - celebrated Halloween at the Harajuku Fashion Walk-produced "FUNtasy Halloween Night Party" at club Milky Way in Shibuya. We were lucky enough to be invited to the party and last

This Halloween, we've been seeing quite a few people in costume around central Tokyo. Over the weekend, we posted a bunch of Halloween street snaps from Shibuya and Harajuku. After making that post, we continued to run into random people