Brands: Stussy

In Harajuku, we met Kentarou, a beautician, and Kyoka, an apparel worker. They caught our attention with their sporty minimalist street styles. Kentarou is wearing an olive green Stussy coat over a black shirt from Big Love Records and black,

Terumi is a 20-year-old staffer at Stussy Harajuku who we met on the street in Harajuku. Her look includes an orange Stussy sweatshirt with Carhartt pants and classic Vans checkerboard slip-on sneakers. Terumi's backpack is also by Carhartt. Follow Terumi

Kei and Yasuko are both 20-year-old students we met while on the street in Harajuku. Let's take a closer look at what they're wearing: Long-haired Kei (at the right) is wearing an all-black ensemble featuring a black top and jacket

In Harajuku, we met 13-year-old students Shiori, Riri and Harurun sporting matching Japanese souvenir jackets and berets. Shiori (left) is wearing a black hoodie underneath a black and white sukajan jacket, both from One Spo, and black platform shoes from

Hinata and Anna are both 16-year-old students we met in the street in Harajuku. They are seen sporting fishnet tights as part of their interesting outfits. Let's take a closer look. At the right, Hinata with the red beret is

While walking along the street in Harajuku, we met 15-year-old Haneul and 17-year-old Rico, both students. Haneul (at the right) is wearing a black t-shirt from Joyrich under an embroidered Japanese souvenir jacket (sukajan), a plaid skirt from American Apparel,

Going around the Harajuku streets, we came upon this trio - Yu Tamura, Momone & Maopoyo - dressed in cute, oversized clothing styles. Let's deconstruct their outfits, shall we? Maopoyo (left with twin tails) is a 15-year-old student. Her outfit

We met designer Kazu on the street of Harajuku. He was wearing a white, sleeveless Stussy shirt on top of a black t-shirt and black zipper skirt over pants. He wore black combat boots, a leather backpack, a leather cap,

Yoshiaki, Noboru, and Michi caught our eye on the street in Harajuku after dark. Yoshiaki and Michi are a brother and sister duo who we often see around Harajuku recently and who have appeared on Japanese TV several times. Yoshiaki

We were lucky to spot Muyua and Yutaro - staffers at the influential Harajuku resale shop San to Nibun no Ichi staff - together on the street in Harajuku. They are both Japanese street style icons with large followings on