Brands: Sanrio

Earlier this year, Harajuku video blogger Elleanor visited the first ever Kiki & LaLa (Little Twin Stars) x Care Bears collaboration exhibition at Parco in Tokyo's famous Shibuya neighborhood. The super-kawaii exhibition proved so popular that the creators of the

Creamy Sauce and Narumi are two girls who are doing their part to keep the Japanese decora subculture alive. We see them both often in Harajuku, and their looks - like their personalities - are always super colorful and fun.

Narumi & Appi are two super-colorful and fun decora girls who we've seen around the streets of Harajuku a lot lately. You might remember them from our pictures of their decora fashion last month! Narumi - on the left with

We met Chun - a friendly 22-year-old girl with pink hair wearing an outfit packed with pretty details - on Cat Street in Harajuku. Chun works at the popular resale shop New York Joe Exchange in Shimokitazawa. Chun loves antique

Meet Michiyu, a 17-year-old student with cotton candy hair in twintails, and a sweet lolita outfit in pink and red. Her gingham dress features strawberry print and bows, and she paired it with a polka dot cardigan. She bought both

Here are two fun girls who we met on Cat Street in Harajuku. Their colorful fashion and lots of cute accessories are typical of classic Harajuku decora. The big curly wig of the girl on the left is a key

Here's Monta, a frequent Harajuku Fashion Walk participant (the Pop N Cute Halloween Party will be Sunday October 21, 2012, btw) who we ran into on the street in Harajuku. Monta is 19 years old. She told us that she's

Here are two cute blonde students, both 19 years old. On the left is Manamin, wearing a pink jacket with scalloped black lapels from mmts. She's also wearing a black graphic top from Katie and short pink skirt from H&M.

Here's a Japanese girl with pink hair who we met on the street near the KDDI Designing Studio in Harajuku. When we approached her to ask for pictures, she said she was happy to pose but she would prefer not

Here is someone very well known to fans of Harajuku street fashion - it's Manapyon! Manapyon works at the Kinji resale shop in Harajuku. Her unique sense of style has been featured in just about every Harajuku-friendly Japanese fashion magazine