Brands: Moschino

Mico and Yuutarou are staffers at the popular Japanese vintage/resale shop San To Nibun No Ichi. We met them on the street in Harajuku, not far from the Tokyo San To Nibun No Ichi location. Mico - with a cute

Shoshipoyo is a Bunka Fashion College business student - and up-and-coming Japanese street style icon - who we often see around the streets of Harajuku. He is a big booster of emerging and underground Japanese - and international - designers.

Ririan works at the popular Harajuku resale and vintage shop Kinji, and she is also one of the founders of the Japanese fashion brand Prismic Prism. We've been seeing her around the streets of Harajuku for years. Ririan's red coat

This is Nonoko, a fun girl with short pink hair and a panda hat who we often see around Harajuku. She's a florist and she also works at the Funktique Harajuku boutique. Nonoko is wearing a Charlie Chaplin t-shirt with

Manameru is a blonde 19-year-old student who caught our eye in Harajuku after dark. Her look here features a heart print t-shirt from the Thai brand Morph8ne with a plaid pleated skirt, striped socks, and YRU platform sandals. Accessories -

Shoshipoyo and Yana are two Harajuku guys who often catch our eye around Harajuku. You might remember them from their previous street snaps. 18-year-old Shoshipoyo - on the left with pink hair and facial piercings - is wearing an oversized

Takuya and Chiharu are two 21 year olds whose colorful outfits easily caught our eye in Harajuku. They told us they are both friends/fans of the Japanese skate/surf/street culture collective Tokyo Funks. Takuya - with the pink hair and a

Most of you probably already know Una (pronounced "Yu-na"). She's a popular Japanese magazine model and Harajuku style icon who we've snapped many times before. The ever-so-stylish 20-year-old agreed to pose for us once again, and we found out what

Here's Coi! Coi is a Tokyo street style trendsetter and the founder of the influential vintage boutique Bubbles Harajuku. Her unique personal looks - usually centered around vintage pieces - have been featured in countless Japanese fashion magazines. Coi is

Here's someone who fans of Harajuku fashion will recognize instantly - the one-and-only Una (pronounced YU-NA)! Una is a famous Japanese magazine model (appearing regularly in Kera, Zipper, etc.), as well as modeling for numerous brands, and walking in Harajuku