Brands: handmade

Harucya is 20 and she's a student. We spotted her twin braided tails with pink tips and her cute accessories. She is wearing a handmade coat over resale items. She accessorized with a unicorn muffler, various cute earrings, a bow

We often see Minori around the streets of Harajuku. This time, she was wearing a cream and golden outfit. In case you don't know her yet, you can check out her site here or watch a short documentary about her

Nonoka is an 18-year old student with partially green hair. She was walking in Harajuku when we spotted her and stopped her for a few quick pics. Nonoka's white jacket and sweater are both resales, worn with red pants from

This is Nodoka, a 15-year-old Harajuku student with colorful hair and a colorful outfit. You might remember her previous kawaii Harajuku street snaps. Nodoka is wearing a resale animal print faux-fur coat, a Uniqlo turtleneck, and a colorful dress from

Meet Amy, a 22-year-old girl we spotted in Harajuku recently. She has pink and purple ombre hair and is wearing a hat. Her sweater is handmade, worn over a Style Nanda checkered shirt dress and Asos pants. She is also

Nene is a 19-year-old student - with blue and green highlights in her hair - who we snapped on the street in Harajuku. She is wearing a faux fur coat from Uniqlo over a handmade dress. Her polka dot, bow-shaped

Bazookistan, Minori, and Elizabeth are three members of Japan's shironuri subculture who are well-known around Harajuku. We were lucky to run into the three of them in Harajuku while they were hanging out together. Elizabeth, on the right, is an

We met Ayuka, a 16-year-old student with glasses and a WEGO beret - on the streets of Harajuku. Ayuka is wearing a layered outfit including a Romantic Standard sweatshirt dress, printed handmade pants and Spinns platforms. Her clutch is a

C and Memetan - one in shironuri fashion and the other in cyber goth style - caught our eye in Harajuku after dark. Memetan - on the left in cyber goth style and hair falls - is wearing a faux

Sachico is a Japanese special effects makeup artist whose dark look caught our eye in Harajuku. You might remember her previous street snaps. Sachico has used her skills as a special effects artist to hand make the amazing giant eyeball