Brands: Malko Malka

Catching our attention on the Harajuku street one evening is Ohshi, the popular composer, pianist, DJ and Tokyo Decadence Staff who is a familiar face in the Harajuku streetwear scene. This time, Ohshi stepped out in a satin Malko Malka

We caught up with Ohshi, a multi-hyphenate with impressive street style strolling along the streets of Harajuku. Ohshi donned a black Milkboy jacket with a black mesh MalkoMalka top. He styled them with plaid pants from Milkboy and black leather

We caught Ohshi Uemoto out on the Harajuku street one fine evening. Eye-catching as always, the popular composer, pianist, DJ and Tokyo Decadence staff showcased his blue and white Mad Hatter inspired style statement with flair. Ohshi's outfit consists of

We caught up with Ohshi, a Tokyo Decadence staffer, who has previously graced this site before due to his impressive street style. The composer, pianist, and DJ was stylishly dressed for the cold weather in a grey MalkoMalka jacket with

Ohshi is a Japanese composer, pianist, and DJ who we often see around the streets of Harajuku. His look features a plaid suit by the Japanese brand MalkoMalka with rose Dr. Martens boots, a fuzzy cat muffler, and a Milkboy

Rikarin is a 19-year-old student - with purple hair - who we often see around Harajuku. She also produces "My Harajuku Life", a YouTube series about kawaii life in Tokyo. Rikarin's "Eat Alone, Live Alone, Die Alone" biker jacket by

Kyouka and Kanai are two regulars around the streets of Harajuku. Their dark gothic (or visual kei) looks caught our eye this time, and they were nice enough to stop for a few snaps. Kyouka - on the left with

We met the Goto sisters in Harajuku once again, and they were kind enough to let us take a few snaps. This time, they were carrying matching plush Gelatoni cats. Pictured to the right with the pink WEGO beanie is

Yurika and Mizuho are Japanese sisters who we often see around Harajuku together. They both have headbands, twintails hairstyles, and tiger head backpacks. Yurika - on the left - is wearing a Malko Malka dress with tights, pastel socks, and

Nobuko is an 18-year-old student whose cute bunny vest instantly caught our eye in Harajuku. Nobuko's unique vest - which features decorative buttons, a patterned cloth back, and two full-sized plush bunnies - is by the Japanese brand Malko Malka.