Brands: Candy Stripper

This super-cute Japanese girl (with a great short bob hairstyle) and cool Japanese guy were photographed in Harajuku. The girl is a 24-year-old artist who calls herself "Harajuku Anna". She’s wearing a long top with a scary-cute cartoon illustration from

Candy Stripper is a popular Japanese clothing brand based in the Harajuku area of Tokyo.  They make a variety of clothes for women in their teens and twenties, including shirts, caps, hats, tights, coats, sweatshirts, knits, one pieces, t-shirts and

This 17-year-old Japanese high school student - with cute short blonde hair - was photographed on the street in Harajuku. She is wearing items from several popular Harajuku brands/shops. Her outfit consists of a cardigan sweater from Panama Boy, a

This pretty 20-year-old Japanese college student with blonde hair and bangs was photographed across the street from Laforet in Harajuku. She's wearing items from both Milk and Candy Stripper - two Harajuku fashion brands that are popular with Japanese girls

This 16-year-old Japanese high school student with a cute bob hairstyle was photographed in Harajuku. She's wearing a Candy Stripper print top under a Uniqlo hoodie, cute Candy Stripper drop crotch (sarueru) pants, a backpack, and pink high top sneakers

Welcome to another in our series of Tokyo Christmas 2009 photo walks. The basic idea is that we walk you around Tokyo, shooting pictures and explaining where we are and what we're seeing as we go. In the last walk

As we're reported previously, this year is Hello Kitty's 35th birthday - and Sanrio is pulling out all of the stops to celebrate here in Japan. The latest Kitty birthday collaboration is with the popular online Japanese fashion mall Zozo

If you read our recent news item on the giant furry shoulder bag by Foppish, you might have thought it would be the cutest Japanese bag of the fall 2009 season. We thought so too. Then we met the Furry

Japan street fashion photo from the summer of 2009. This Japanese girl was walking on Cat Street in Harajuku when we approached her for a photo. She told us that she really likes the Japanese brand/shop Candy Stripper and that