Brands: Puma

While taking a night-time stroll along the streets of Harajuku, we met this group of teenage boys whose streetwear styles definitely caught our attention. They are Hayate, Kyosuke, Ryoki and Hikaru. Let's take a closer look at their individual styles:

Shoushi is a well known personality in Tokyo's street fashion scene. This time, we met Shoushi on the street in Harajuku after dark. Shoushi's monochrome streetwear look features a KTZ jacket over a Freak City top, KTZ pants, and Fenty

Megumi is a 14-year-old Japanese student who we often see around the streets of Harajuku. In addition to her pink hair, Megumi's look includes a resale tiger t-shirt over a white long sleeve shirt, Puma striped pants, and creepers. Accessories

While walking on the street in Harajuku, we ran into Nosuke, a 19-year-old student and shop staff who caught our eye with his pink hair and green fashion. Nosuke's ensemble consists of a green vintage Grateful Dead sweatshirt from WEGO,

In Harajuku we met Rumy and Sumomo, both Japanese creators wearing pastel street fashion. Let's take a closer look: At the left, Sumomo is wearing a mint jacket and pink pants, both of which are from Happy Birthday To You,

We met Japanese teens Yoh and Chika - both students - while walking around the Harajuku neighborhood at night. At the left is Yoh, sporting twin tails and wearing an olive green Spinns bomber jacket over a purple t-shirt from

In Harajuku, we came across these trio of girls who know their Dragon Ball poses. They are Mawoni (left), a 15-year-old student; Yumi (middle), a 16-year-old student; and Nanase (right), a 14-year-old student. Let's take a look at what they're

17-year-old students Mari and Kentaro added a splash of color on the streets of Harajuku. Here’s a detailed look at their eye-catching ensembles: On the left is pink-haired Mari, who is combatting the cold in style with her long black

In Harajuku, we met this group of teenage girls who caught our eye with their different takes on streetwear dressing. From left to right, they are Moka Kashiwagi, Kaya Kaneda, Megumi Suzuki, and Kaya Sakakibara. At the left most side

While walking on the street in Harajuku, we came across Shouta, an artist and musician. Shouta's look features a minimalist grey/silver top and matching wide leg pants by Japanese designer Keisuke Yoneda, along with Puma sneakers. His accessories - some