Brands: Bubbles Harajuku

Here's a stylish 17-year-old Japanese student named Kana who we met in Harajuku. Kana's cute short hairstyle and vintage-inspired look made us think of several Bubbles Harajuku coordinates when we first spotted her. And, in fact, she later told us

Here's someone very familiar to fans of Harajuku fashion - it's Una (pronounced "Yuna")! Una has been one of the most well known "faces of Harajuku" for the last few years. She previously worked with Spinns (and her face was

Here's someone who we are always super happy to run into in Harajuku - it's Coi! Not only is Coi a style icon in Harajuku (her snaps have been published in many cool Japanese fashion magazines), she's also the owner

Many of you will recognize the person in these Harajuku street snaps as 18-year-old Hirari. We see Hirari often around Harajuku (she's hard to miss), and she has participated in the Harajuku Fashion Walk event more than once. In addition,

Here's a 19-year-old Japanese girl named Aya who we met in Harajuku. She is a student at Tokyo's famous Bunka Fashion College. The pink highlights in Aya's short hairstyle were one of the first things about her look that caught

Here's someone you might recognize from previous street snaps. It's 22-year-old Guppy from Harajuku's Bubbles resale boutique! Guppy is wearing an outfit featuring mostly used/resale items from Bubbles Harajuku, including a remake (customized) vest over a long t-shirt, cutoff denim

This smiley and fashionable Japanese girl with green-tinted hair is Coi, the owner of Harajuku's Bubble Vintage Boutique. We see Coi around Harajuku quite often and she definitely has her own unique sense of style. Coi's colorful outfit features a

This stylish Japanese girl with an awesome bob hairstyle works at the Harajuku vintage shop Bubbles. Her nickname is Guppy! Guppy is wearing a hat that she bought used, along with a knit argyle cardigan from Needles, a top from

Last weekend, Tokyo's newest vintage fashion boutique opened in the heart of Harajuku. Located on the second floor of a building on the same street as many of Japan's most famous streetwear and sneaker shops, Bubbles Harajuku offers a very