Brands: Qosmos

While taking an evening stroll in the Harajuku neighborhood, we came across Shota - an eCommerce site designer - and Yukarin - designer of the Japanese antique inspired fashion brand Priere. Shota is dressed in a long plaid coat from

Shota works at the Shibuya vintage shop Qosmos. We spotted him wearing a denim outfit on the street in Harajuku. His jacket is vintage, worn over a Comme des Garcons shirt and vintage jeans. His bag, boots and jewelry are

This is Shota, a 22-year-old guy who works at the popular Shibuya resale shop Qosmos. Shota is wearing a vintage sweater with pants that are an original Qosmos product. His suede bag and jewelry are vintage, and his lace-up boots

Shota is a stylish 21-year-old guy who works at the popular Shibuya vintage boutique Qosmos. Shota is wearing a resale graphic button up shirt over another resale shirt, Qosmos original pants, and vintage leather boots. Accessories - almost all of

Kota is a stylish 22-year-old guy who we met in Harajuku. He's active on Twitter, in case you want to look him up. Kota is wearing a resale camouflage print jacket over a Limi Feu top and resale pants. His

This is Shota, a stylish Harajuku guy who works at Tokyo's Qosmos vintage boutique. He is 21 and he told us that he's active on both Twitter and Instagram. Shota is wearing a resale-sourced outfit with a vintage fur coat,

Maco and Uraguchi Nyugaku are a friendly duo we met in Harajuku. Maco is a fan of Judy and Mary, Zamza and Rat. She is wearing a striped shirt from Grimoire Almadel with a maxi skirt from a resale shop

Asuka and Shota are two students we me in Harajuku, both wearing earth tones. Asuka is 18 years old and she's active on Twitter. She is wearing layered resale tunic dresses with Hikari Koenji platforms and accessories from Qosmos: necklaces,

We snapped these two stylish vintage-loving guys in Shinjuku. Igucci is the one to the left, he's 20 and he's a student, but he also works at the chic vintage shop Qosmos. He is wearing an antique maxi coat with

Resale and vintage fashion have seen a boom on the streets of Tokyo over the last few years. The network of hip street-friendly shops that cater to vintage fashion fans is ever-growing, and includes (but is certainly not limited to)