Month: March 2015

Kyosuke is an 18-year-old Japanese fashion student. He has become highly visible as one of the most avant-garde dressers in the newest generation of Harajuku street fashion kids. Kyosuke is wearing a feather jacket from Harajuku's most influential underground boutique

We see Nari Saito around the streets of Harajuku quite often, sometimes with her twin sister Naru. Nari is 20 years old and she works at the Tokyo vintage/resale shop Ragla Magla. Nari's looks are often vintage-inspired, as this one

This is Yumeka, a company employee we recently spotted in Harajuku. She is 21 years old. Yumeka's wearing a white t-shirt with jeans, a trench coat, Polo bear bucket hat, MCM bucket bag, and Converse sneakers. She accessorized with long

We often see the Goto sisters around the streets of Harajuku. They are both fans of Amoyamo and Disney. Yurika is pictured to the left, with longer hair. She is 24 years old and she's wearing a resale jacket from WEGO

This is Yuina, a stylish nailist we met in Harajuku. She wears her hair in cute twin buns, and she's 20 years old. Her red dress is from H&M, worn with a white coat with faux fur collar. Her purse

Meet Amy, a 22-year-old girl we spotted in Harajuku recently. She has pink and purple ombre hair and is wearing a hat. Her sweater is handmade, worn over a Style Nanda checkered shirt dress and Asos pants. She is also

This is Mai, a blonde/pink-haired girl with an asymmetric hairstyle and colored contacts who we street snapped in Harajuku. Mai is wearing a resale animal print maxi dress with a biker jacket and kimono jacket on top. Her tiger head

19-year-old Shichimi's pastel outfit and matching pink twin tails hairstyle caught our eye on the street in Harajuku.  Her pink coat is from GU, worn with a resale sweatshirt and an American Apparel skirt. Her tote bag is by the

Here's a guy with a streetwear style that caught our eye in Harajuku. We found out that his name is Yuki and that he's 24. Yuki is wearing a long t-shirt from Hood by Air with Pyrex shorts over leggings.

Independent Japanese brand Buccal Cone exploded onto the Tokyo street fashion scene when the sheer kanji-print pieces from their 2014 Spring/Summer "Neo Extremists" collection appeared repeatedly in street snaps in Japanese fashion magazines. The key pieces from that collection sold