Brands: resale

Miyu and Minua are a couple of 18-year-old students we street-snapped in Harajuku. Both of them were wearing cute outfits and they also had a lot of charisma. Miyu is on the right, with twin buns and temporary tattoos on

We're always happy to run into Narumi. She's a regular around the streets of Harajuku and she works at the popular Spinns Harajuku. In addition to her blonde braids with lilac tips, her look includes a resale sukajan jacket over

Meet Minori, an 18-year-old student we street snapped in Harajuku. She is wearing twin tails, and her hair is lilac with orange bangs. Minori is wearing a red Adidas t-shirt with boyfriend jeans and star print suspenders from Spank! She

Miyu is a 17-year-old student. We met her in Harajuku when she was wearing a black and white outfit with a beanie. Her resale shirt features a Audrey Hepburn print. She paired it with shorts from the Japanese brand Sly

We ran into Kaoru and Yuki on the street in Harajuku. Kaoru is well known in the Tokyo street fashion scene as a reader model for Kera Magazine. She also has her own fashion brand S.Kaoru. Kaoru is wearing a

This cutely-styled Harajuku girl with purple braided hair is Chun. She works at the New York Joe Exchange shop in Shimokitazawa. Chun's known in the Tokyo street fashion scene for her "cult party kei" style makeup and her unique pastel

Nobuko is an 18-year-old student whose cute bunny vest instantly caught our eye in Harajuku. Nobuko's unique vest - which features decorative buttons, a patterned cloth back, and two full-sized plush bunnies - is by the Japanese brand Malko Malka.

We met these two beauticians in Harajuku, and stopped them for a few snaps. We found out they're both 21, and their names are Ken and Nao. Ken is wearing a knitted sweater with plaid sleeves from the Japanese streetwear

We met these two stylish 19-year-old students - Ponkoto and Kicchan - on the street in Harajuku. On the right is Ponkoto. He's wearing an all black outfit with a Christian Dior coat over a black shirt and resale pants.

Mow and Ashiyan are two friendly Japanese girls who we met on the street in Harajuku. Their fashion looks very much like Harajuku decora style, but they aren't wearing the traditional decora hair clips. Mow - on the left -