Brands: One Spo

While walking along the street in Harajuku, we met Miitan, a 17-year-old student who caught our attention with her brightly colored pink and purple hair. Let's take a look at her fashion style: Miitan's look features a white collar top

Yuka is a 17-year-old student we met on the street in Harajuku. Her ensemble features a long jacket from the Japanese fashion brand Kobinai over a cropped zipper top and mesh top from Bad Store, a monochrome checkerboard skirt from

Minodayo is a 20-year-old student and fashion designer who we sometimes see around the streets of Harajuku. This time, she is wearing a galaxy print top from her own brand My Unicorn Poison with a matching US☆KICKY skirt features plastic

Miyu is a 15-year-old student we met in the street in Harajuku. Miyu's ensemble features a white cutout top from Spinns over a colorful printed shirt from Galaxxxy, a denim skirt from WEGO, and Liz Lisa high-cut printed sneakers. Her

In Harajuku, we met 13-year-old students Shiori, Riri and Harurun sporting matching Japanese souvenir jackets and berets. Shiori (left) is wearing a black hoodie underneath a black and white sukajan jacket, both from One Spo, and black platform shoes from

Yuma and Yuki are two Japanese beauticians who caught our eye on the street in Harajuku. Yuma - on the left - is wearing a long Hood By Air harness hoodie with resale white pants and Y-3 by Yohji Yamamoto

These cutely styled girls - with long hair, bangs and matching shorts - are Kanami and Shiori. They both told us they're k-pop fans. Kanami - with darker hair on the right - is 18 and a fashion model. She's

This pastel-wearing girl is Tyatyamal. She is 22 and she works at Too Much in Laforet Harajuku. She has strawberry blond hair in braids and is wearing a headband. Tyatyamal's sheer pastel dress and dress jacket are from the Tokyo vintage shop

Wearing twin tails and a cute pastel outfit on the street in Harajuku, this is Yute. The pink jacket she's wearing is from the Japanese brand One Spo, layered over a donut-print dress that she bought from Milk. Her lilac

Haruna - who we street snapped in Harajuku - works with Dog Osaka as well as the popular Harajuku boutique Never Mind the XU. Haruna's look features a sweater by the legendary Japanese fashion designer Yohji Yamamoto (which she picked