Month: December 2014

JP is a fashion blogger we recently spotted in Harajuku. Learn more about him from his Instagram, blog and Facebook page. JP is wearing a Maison Martin Margiela blazer with Cedric Jacquemyn pants, all in black. His bag is from

This is Usui, a 21-year-old hair stylist at the Shima Harajuku salon. She's wearing a biker jacket she bought in New York with a lace top from H&M and a vinyl skirt with buckles from lilLilly. Her backpack is from

Bunkaya Zakkaten - one of Harajuku most unique and longest running boutiques - has announced that it will be closing its doors for good on January 15, 2015. Bunkaya Zakkaten has been Harajuku's go-to place for quirky, kitschy and bizarre

This is Shiori, a girl with a cute pastel hairstyle who we recently spotted in Harajuku. She is wearing a Spinns sweater with a sheer skirt and backpack she bought on the internet. Her sneakers are Reebok and her statement

Daisuke works at the Monomania boutique inside of LaForet Harajuku. When we ran into him very near LaForet, he was wearing a wide brim hat and oversized scarf. Daisuke's jacket is from Unplugged, bought at Monomania, and his skinny jeans

19-year-old Ezaki Nanaho works at the famous Harajuku boutique Nadia Flores En El Corazon. She has also been modeling in Tokyo for several years. When we met Nanaho in Harajuku this time, she was wearing a white bomber jacket from

This is Toshitaka, a Japanese director with orange-streaked hair and a punk-meets-Akihabara style who we met on the street in Harajuku. You can see some of the project he's worked on by checking his Tumblr. Toshitaka is wearing a biker

Yasumasa "YONE" Yonehara is a world famous Japanese photographer and magazine editor who we often see around the streets of Harajuku. Yone has been involved in everything that's happened on the street in Harajuku in the last few decades and,

This is Asako, a blonde girl with twin tails we spotted in Harajuku recently. She is 23 and works in apparel. Asako is wearing a layered outfit with pants, a resale dress, a striped long shirt and a knitted long

Zen Chun is an independent designer with purple-blue hair who we met on the street in Harajuku. She designs kawaii accessories under the brand name Omocha Hotel. You might also recognize her from her street snaps in the Japanese fashion