Brands: ice cream

While out and about on the Harajuku street, we came across Hikaru, an 18-year-old Japanese student and dancer in an eye-catching red,white and blue ensemble. Hikaru stepped out in a Tommy Hilfiger red,white and blue Americana-themed jacket, which he wore

Easily grabbing our attention on the Harajuku street with their colorful streetwear ensembles are Yuhi, Hikaru and Takuma, three 18-year-old students. At the left is Takuma, sporting scarves and colorful yarns in his hair. Takuma is dressed in a resale

Adding major doses of color on the streets of Harajuku was Towy, whose blue-and-green ensemble caught our attention. The 18-year-old student donned a vintage blue-and-green snakeskin jacket, which featured wide lapels, dark blue cuffs, and a front button closure. Towy

These two guys who easily caught our eye with their colorful retro vintage styles. At the left with striking neon green hair, 18-year-old Towy's colorful look features an orange loose knit sweater from Dog Harajuku, which he wore over an

Haruka Kurebayashi and Junnyan are well known personalities around the streets of Harajuku - and beyond. Kurebayashi is a popular kawaii style model. She has also appeared on the Tokyo Fashion YouTube channel. Junnyan is the organizer of the long

Junnyan is well known around the streets of Harajuku as the founder of Harajuku Fashion Walk. When we met him this time, Junnyan was wearing colored layered tops from the kawaii Harajuku brand Candy Stripper and Ice Cream by W<,

Here is someone who most of you will recognize right away - it's Norimi, the creator of the Japanese accessory brand Alice Black. We recently reported on the latest Alice Black jewelry collection. When we ran into Norimi in Harajuku

This cute girl with twin ponytails is Mao, a 16-year-old student. Her white-on-white outfit includes an Ice Cream brand t-shirt with an ice cream cone graphic, cutoff shorts from Wego and a hat from Nadia. Her tights and lace-trimmed pastel

This cool 21-year-old Japanese guy is wearing fashion from an impressive list of designers in Harajuku. He’s wearing a black Revolver jacket over a Cool Cats (Ed Banger Records fashion label) t-shirt. His denim shorts are from BBC Ice Cream.

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