Brands: GGD

In Harajuku, we came across Kazuki and Pon, two guys whose all dark skirted ensembles easily caught our attention. At the left is 22-year-old Kazuki. He is dressed in a blue tie-dyed statement sweatshirt from Yohji Yamamoto and black GGD

While walking along the streets of Harajuku one afternoon, we came across Shion and Yuma, two teens with striking outfits. At the left is Shion, a 15-year-old student. She is dressed in a school uniform with a dark blue blazer,

We spotted 16-year-old model Yuma looking effortlessly cool in his off-duty style while out and about in Harajuku. He stepped out in an oversized GGD burgundy button-down top with an asymmetrical hem worn under a GGD black zip-up jacket. Yuma

Bringing a steampunk flavor to Harajuku street fashion were Liz and Bishoujo, whose striking looks caught everyone’s attention. On the left is Liz, a shoemaking student wearing her grandmother’s maroon silk kimono. She wore it with a white high-necked top

In Harajuku, we met 19-year-old students Nao and Tomi, both wearing dark street styles. Let's take a closer look at their outfits: At the right, Nao is wearing a floral sheer blouse over a black tank top, a pleated satin

It's time to experience the craziest shopping day of the year in Shibuya - and the grand finale of our 2011 Tokyo Fukubukuro and New Year's Sales coverage. Just after midnight in the early morning of January 2nd, people start

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

Welcome back to Christmas-time in Harajuku! This will be our second holiday photo outing in one of Tokyo's most fashionable neighborhoods. Our first Harajuku photo walk covered Takeshita Dori and Meiji Dori. This time, we'll wander around the back streets

The days following New Year's Day are huge shopping days in Japan. One of the biggest reasons for the shopping frenzy are the fukubukuro (Happy Bag, Lucky Bag, Mystery Bag, etc.) that many stores offer to kick off the New