Brands: Nike

Ren is a 20-year-old Japanese student whose futuristic look caught our eye on the street in Harajuku at night. Ren is wearing a neon hoodie with tassels from the 2016 Autumn/Winter collection of the Japanese fashion brand Hatra with a

We came across Tokyo-based model Weni in Harajuku. She stepped out in a Nike x Off-White long-sleeved top with black and light gray panels. Weni paired it with a Bershka black miniskirt, which featured large side pockets and was cinched

Easily capturing our eye with her chic streetwear style is Jun, a 19-year-old student we met in Harajuku. With her curly fringed bob styled with hair barrettes, Jun is dressed in a vintage Youth sweatshirt, a white sheer mesh skirt

While out and about on the streets of Tokyo one late afternoon, we came across Tatsuya with his eye-catching purple hair and casual outfit. Tatsuya is dressed in a black sleeveless top from Alexander Wang, which he paired with resale

ENjoying the Harajuku evening was 20-year-old student Achiha in a casual outfit with striking accessories. He wore a vintage oversized Pathfinder T-shirt with loose denim jeans from Marithe Francois Girbaud. Achiha also wore Nike white sneakers with lime green trims.

Catching our eye on the Harajuku street is Himari, an 18-year-old student sporting a blue outfit. Himari is dressed in a blue long-sleeve blouse with ruffled cuffs and a checkered smock dress with yellow trims, both of which are vintage

While wandering around Harajuku, we came across Yamato in monochrome street fashion. The 21-year-old student and illustrator wore a black muscle tee from Hare tucked into black pants from Nike. His accessories - most of them from SAAD - include

Easily catching our eye with his casual menswear street style on the Harajuku street is Tatsuya, an 18-year-old student. Sporting ash grey hair, Tatsuya is dressed in a resale outfit, which consists of a black silk kimono jacket, a white

Easily catching our attention on the streets of Harajuku are these four guys clad in casual yet striking streetwear ensembles, all in varying shades of blue. From left to right, they are Ikuma, Tsukasa, Ryusei and Makoto. At the left

It would have been hard to miss Tatsu and his eye-catching traditional-inspired outfit on the street in Harajuku. The 18-year-old Japanese student is dressed in a red-and-white outfit, which consists of a white t-shirt, a polka-dot print haori top, and