Brands: Tokyo Bopper

We met Hana and Jejun on the street in Harajuku. Jejun - on the left - is wearing a long pink coat over a black turtleneck, cropped pants, colorful socks, and graffiti covered shoes. Accessories include large glasses, a Mickey

We street snapped 20-year-old Bunka Fashion College student Karen - with short lilac hair - in Harajuku. Karen is wearing a resale macrame top from the Tokyo resale shop Chicago over a Vivienne Westwood shirt and GU jeans. Her milk

We spotted Sachico - the designer of the indie Japanese accessory brand Malicious.X - on Omotesando Dori in Harajuku at night. She was nice enough to stop for a few quick street snaps. In addition to her cool green hair,

Dee works at the famous Tokyo Bopper footwear shop in Harajuku. We ran into her on Cat Street, the same street where Tokyo Bopper is located. Dee's look features a resale Champion sweater with ripped Levis jeans and Tokyo Bopper

We snapped these two 18-year-old students on the street in Harajuku. Haruka, pictured to the right, is wearing a red coat from Kiki over a black Cheap Monday top and resale wide leg pants. Her handbag is Forever21 and her

Hiraharacchi is a 19-year-old girl whose Japanese souvenir jacket and vivid blue pleated skirt caught our eye on the street in Harajuku. Hiraharacchi is wearing her vintage sukajan jacket over a long resale sweater, a resale blue metallic pleated midi

Muyua is a Japanese street style icon and shop staff at the very popular Harajuku resale boutique San To Nibun No Ichi. We met him on the street in Harajuku not too far from the shop where he works. Muyua

Eri is a 22-year-old university student with pastel hair who we have street snapped in Harajuku several times before. Her look this time features a faux fur coat from Pink House Chelsea over a pastel Swankiss dress with a tulle

We met these two stylish 18-year-old students - both wearing berets, turtlenecks and long skirts - on the streets of Harajuku. To the right is Haruka, wearing glasses and pink lipstick. Her outfit includes a coat she bought in Harajuku,

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