Brands: Forever 21

Welcome to our second Harajuku 2011 New Year's Sale (Hatsuuri) and Lucky Bag (Fukubukuro) report! In our first report, we shared Takeshita Dori Fukubukuro pictures. Now it's time to see what was going on around the rest of Harajuku! We

Forever 21 has been expanding in Japan ever since last year's opening of their first Tokyo location in Harajuku. Their newest store is the massive Forever 21 Shibuya, located in the old HMV building. Forever 21 Shibuya held its grand

It's almost Christmas, which means it's time for another Tokyo Holiday Photo Walk! Harajuku is a lot of things to a lot of people. To us, it's home. TokyoFashion.com's headquarters are located just a few minutes from Harajuku Station. When

Happy Holidays everyone! It's time for another Tokyo Christmas 2010 photo walk. This time, we're going to walk all over Shibuya. There is no other place in Tokyo (or in Japan, or on the planet) like Shibuya. I've been all

Welcome to our first Christmas Photo Walk of 2010. This time, we're going to walk around a little Tokyo neighborhood you may have heard of called Shinjuku. Wikipedia says that over 3.5 million people transit through Shinjuku Station every day

This is Nimu, an 18-year-old student with purple streaked hair that caught our eye. Her ruffled black chiffon top was a gift from her mother. Her black cotton and lace skirt is from Borders. We love her chunky black pumps

This stylish couple is dressed for the warmer weather in Tokyo. The cute auburn-haired girl on the right is a 21-year-old student named Tsuen. She’s wearing a Forever 21 red print dress over a black top. Her amazing buckled wedge

Today, Saturday, May 29, 2010, the new Forever 21 store in the Shinjuku area of Tokyo will hold its grand opening. Last night, before the "official opening", the store hosted a special "Pre-Opening Party" event where fans of the brand

We photographed this stylish Japanese girl in Harajuku. She’s layered a Pour la Frime trench coat over a long print skirt from Journal Standard (coincidentally, that's a Journal Standard shop you can see in the background of the photo). A

There's an interesting article in today's WWD about the spending habits of Japanese teenagers. The piece brings up several interesting points, most of them implying negative trends for the Japanese fashion industry. (Unless, that is, you happen to be a