Brands: Martin Margiela

Ouyang is a Bunka Fashion College student who we met on the street in Harajuku, Tokyo. Her monochrome street style features a ruffle top with an oversized collar by the legendary Japanese fashion brand Comme Des Garcons over a ruffle

Hirot is a 19-year-old Japanese student we often see on the street in Harajuku. His Harajuku street style on this day included a long statement shirt by legendary Japanese designer Yohji Yamamoto with HA/ZA/MA pants, a Y's Bang On! tote

Nagi is a 19-year-old Japanese college student we often see around the streets of Harajuku. Nagi is wearing a super boxy handmade jacket with extreme shoulder pads over a button up shirt, skinny pants, and Maison Margiela tabi boots. His

Shun is a Japanese college student and tech entrepreneur who we often see around the streets of Harajuku. Shun is wearing a Martin Margiela faux fur coat over a Margiela ribbed tank top, a colorful pleated skirt from MSGM, and

Shun is a Japanese student who we have seen around the streets of Harajuku several times. His statement style always catches our eye. On this evening, silver-haired Shun is wearing a beautiful rose print shirt by designer Alexander McQueen with

We met pink-haired Mia on the street in Harajuku. The 18-year-old Japanese young woman works in the apparel industry. Mia is wearing a striking look with a vintage pleated silver jacket from Shury Tokyo over a blue maxi dress over

While on the street, we met 20-year-old Ryoka, who is regularly featured on our street snaps. Her last snap was of her wearing an all black streetwear look. Today, we caught up with her and her dark street style look.

In Harajuku, we came upon Miutu Yamamoto, a 17-year-old student sporting a sleek black and blue ensemble that caught our attention. Miutu's outfit includes a black turtleneck sweater from Warp, a denim jacket from Levi's, black zipper coat from Topman,

Merry Christmas from Tokyo! Are you ready for the final Christmas photo walk of 2013? We've already walked down Takeshita Dori, covered Meiji Dori from Harajuku to Shibuya, cut across and walked the entirety of Cat Street, and even made

Shohei is an independent Japanese fashion designer who we see often around Harajuku. You might remember his brand HEIHEI from this summer's MGK Harajuku exhibition. Shohei is wearing a long pleated tassel coat from his own brand HEIHEI over a