Brands: More Than Dope

While strolling on the streets in Harajuku, we met Chiba, a 19-year-old student who caught our eye with his purple hair and dark streetwear. Chiba's look consists of a More Than Dope sweater, UNIQLO skinny jeans, and a pair of

Beni is a 17-year-old student we met in Harajuku wearing a colorful vintage fashion style. Beni's outfit features a Gavial t-shirt, a short vintage metallic skirt, yellow socks and a pair of black vintage platform creepers. Her accessories include a

Kinari and Mirei are both 15-year-old students we met while we were walking on the street in Harajuku. At the left, Kinari's outfit consists of a More Than Dope MTD Olympics cropped sweater, Zara track pants, pointed ankle boots from

We met Rikuto, Yuuta, and Cheney on the street in Harajuku. Rikuto - 18 years old, on the left - is wearing a "Forever Young" shirt by eyeye with H&M skinny cropped pants, blue Underground creepers, and an H&M sackpack.

Ryunosuke is a 17-year-old Japanese high school student - and aspiring fashion designer - who we often see around the streets of Harajuku. Along with three other friends, he is one of the New Generation of Harajuku boys. Ryunosuke is

Beni is a 16-year-old student whose twin-braids and flames look caught our eye on the street in Harajuku. Beni's oversized flame shirt is from a resale shop and worn over a Never Mind the XU crop top, a resale shorts,

While walking along the street in Harajuku, we met 19-year-old student Tsu wearing a monochromatic black outfit. Tsu's ensemble includes used/resale pieces such as black pants, a black turtleneck sweater underneath a black duffle coat. A sling bag from Korean

Ryunosuke, Daiki, and Yuuta are a trio of fashionable young men who we often see around the streets of Harajuku. Their looks here are punk-inspired. Ryunosuke - 17 years old, on the left - is wearing a studded leather jacket

Rei and Beni are 16-year-old Japanese students who caught our eye on the street in Harajuku. Their looks are on trend for Spring 2017. Rei - on the left - is wearing a resale velvet jacket with skinny jeans and

Hanseul Ha is the designer and creative director of the Korean streetwear brand More Than Dope. More Than Dope is popular in Harajuku and we ran into him while he was in Tokyo for the current More Than Dope popup