Brands: Reebok

We met these three guys in Harajuku recently and they were nice enough to stop for a few street snaps. Pictured to the right is Hayato, wearing a red cap with stars. He is 16 and he's a student, a

Hide - the designer of the indie Japanese streetwear brand Style Icon Tokyo - is well known in the Harajuku fashion scene. Follow Hide on Instagram if you want to know more about his brand. Hide is wearing a collarless

Here are Beniwo and Rio, two friendly girls we met in Harajuku. Both of them are 21 with short hairstyles. Beniwo is the one with lilac hair, and she's a student. She is wearing a Joyrich x Maripol sweatshirt with

Monroe and Betty are two friendly and stylish Japanese students who we met while walking between Shibuya and Harajuku. Both of the girls - Monroe is 13 years old and Betty is 14 - visit Harajuku often. Monroe - on

These are Saki and Yuri, a couple of 18 year old students we met in Harajuku recently. Saki is pictured to the right, and she's active on Twitter. She is wearing a resale coat and scarf over a Uniqlo top

Mao is 20 and she works in apparel. She caught our eye with her purple/pink twin buns and matching outfit in Harajuku. Mao is wearing a teddy bear sweatshirt from Chicago with suspenders, purple pants from Panama Boy, and a

These two fun and friendly Harajuku girls are Ogo and Mai. The kawaii pajama pants that they are both wearing have been quite popular with certain resale-loving Harajuku girls in spring and summer 2013. Ogo, on the left, is wearing

These two guys are SP and Yosh8. SP has been an icon around the streets of Harajuku for the last few years, and you might recognize him from his appearances in street fashion publications., Both he and Yosh8 were wearing

Here are two friendly Harajuku-ites who we street-snapped on Omotesando Dori. On the left is Shunpei (aka SP), a well-known figure on the streets of Harajuku and someone whose snaps have been featured in countless Japanese fashion magazines. His friend

Here's a stylish 19-year-old university student named Shuto who we ran into in Harajuku. Shuto is wearing an outfit made up of items that he picked up at various Tokyo resale shops, including a skeleton hoodie, a t-shirt with large