Brands: Baby The Stars Shine Bright

Merry Christmas, and welcome to the second in our series of Harajuku and Shibuya Christmas picture posts for 2013! In this Christmas photo walk, we start where the Takeshita Dori Christmas pictures left off, at the intersection of Meiji Dori

Uri is a 20-year-old guy who is well known around the streets of Harajuku. He participates in Harajuku Fashion Walk as well as being active in Tokyo's decora and shironuri subcultures. Even though he incorporates elements of some established genres

Yuta is wearing a pastel Lolita outfit that caught our eye in Harajuku. Her long hair is tied in twin tails. Yuta's dress is from Baby the Stars Shine Bright, as is her cross body scallop bag. She is also

When, Maison de Julietta introduced their concept of "Harajuku Lolita Experience" last year, it was a huge hit. Girls from all over Japan flocked to the salon to be transformed into a sweet lolita for a few hours. The concept

Here's a friendly strawberry-loving sweet lolita who we snapped near the famous LaForet department store in Harajuku. You might remember her from our Golden Bomber concert snaps last year. Her outfit features an Angelic Pretty strawberry print dress with ribbon

Rayti and Kuri were wearing almost identical Lolita outfits when we met them in Harajuku. They're both college students and they love listening to Alice Nine. We've seen them around Harajuku a few times recently and while their styles always

Meet Michiyu, a 17-year-old student with cotton candy hair in twintails, and a sweet lolita outfit in pink and red. Her gingham dress features strawberry print and bows, and she paired it with a polka dot cardigan. She bought both

We met En Nonomiya and Yupo in Harajuku, while wearing cute Lolita outfits. They are both 19 years old and they're college students. En Nomomiya is the brunette, pictured to the left. Almost her entire outfit is from her favorite

Harajuku was the birthplace of Lolita fashion in the 1970s. Though specific styles have changed in the years since, Lolita remains a popular movement on the streets of Harajuku - and beyond. Watching Japanese Lolitas strolling around town enjoying themselves,

These two Harajuku girls were both carrying cute matching cat bags when we spotted them. We found out that their names are Ema and Papiko, and we took some snapshots of their outfits. Ema is the one to the left,