Spinns is a popular Japanese youth fashion brand founded in 1993. Their target customers are trend-conscious Japanese teens and those in their early 20s. For more information on Spinns, see this article: Spinns, A Fashion Brand’s History in Harajuku, Japan
Meet Akari, a 21-year-old student who caught our eye with her tie dye look while walking on the streets of Harajuku. Akari's outfit consists of a WEGO tie dye shirt, a tiered black skirt and a pair of black slip-on
While walking around the streets of Tokyo, 20-year-old Baki caught our eye with her pink hair and corseted dress look. Baki stepped out wearing a Thi's Diner red print dress, which she layered over a white Spinns long-sleeved blouse. She
Meet Miu and Mahoushoujomiu-chan, two girls we met while we were out on the streets of Tokyo. Sporting a dark purple fringed bob at the left is Miu, a 19-year-old student. She is dressed in a black shirt with blue
Meet Chinatsu, a 19-year-old office worker we often see and feature in our Harajuku street snaps. In addition to her leopard print bucket hat, Chinatsu is dressed in a snakeskin print spaghetti strap top and matching pants, which she styled
Catching our attention on the streets of Tokyo after dark is Misuru, the 20-year-old Japanese Pop Idol we often feature on our Harajuku street snaps. Sporting twin tails, Misuru stepped out in a cropped two-tone jacket and matching track pants,
Here's Tatsuya, a 19-year-old fashion college student we met on the streets of Harajuku. Tatsuya stepped out in an all-black streetwear style, which consists of a leather double-breasted coat from Takeo Kikuchi, worn over a hoodie sweater from his own
While out and about the streets of Tokyo, we came across Moma, a 15-year-old student. Moma is dressed in a red sweater with teddy bear prints and blue skirt with angel prints and lace ruffle trims, both of which are
Catching our attention with their striking ensembles in Tokyo are Non and Moma, two 15-year-old students. At the left is Non, whose style consist of a dark blue parka jacket with a plaid lining, a pink mock-neck shirt and cuffed
Sporting a two-tone pink-and-white streetwear ensemble on the streets of Tokyo is Skylar, a 16-year-old student. In addition to her curly hair, Skylar is dressed in a purple-and-pink top with a white lace-trimmed collar from Bodyline and a Kuua Oyasumi
While at the student festival at the Bunka Fashion College in Tokyo, we met these four Japanese teen girls whose individual streetwear styles easily caught our eye. From left to right they are: Hana, Koume, Rika, and Kotone. Let's take
