Brands: Tokyo Bopper

Pachiko is a 19-year-old student with twin tails and bangs who we spotted in Harajuku. Her oversized denim art jacket is a resale find, worn over a cat t-shirt from Nadia Harajuku and Kinji Harajuku leggings. Her faux fur backpack

21-year-old Yui - who we met in Harajuku - works in apparel. She has short hair and is wearing a cap. Her coat is a resale, worn over a skirt and cable knit sweater from Comme des Garcons. Her tote

This is Yama, a Harajuku style icon and longtime staffer at Tokyo Bopper. We've snapped Yama many times before, as you might remember. Yama's vintage pink coat caught our eye, paired with black and white items. Her tote bag is

Meet Yu-chan, a cute blonde girl who works at the famous LaForet boutique Wall Harajuku. Yu-chan is wearing a pink resale coat over a cherry print sweater from Very Brain and a pompom skirt from Honey Salon. Her tote bag

Sachico is a Japanese special effects makeup artist whose dark look caught our eye in Harajuku. You might remember her previous street snaps. Sachico has used her skills as a special effects artist to hand make the amazing giant eyeball

Ririan works at the popular Harajuku resale and vintage shop Kinji, and she is also one of the founders of the Japanese fashion brand Prismic Prism. We've been seeing her around the streets of Harajuku for years. Ririan's red coat

Moepi is a 21-year-old girl whose dark look, piercings, and asymmetrical bob hairstyle caught our eye in Harajuku. We found out that she works at the popular Harajuku resale shop Kinji. Moepi is wearing a maxi dress tied with laces

Narumi works at Spinns Harajuku, so we see around the streets quite often. She's always stylish and really friendly. Narumi's look here features a black and white dress by the Japanese brand Pameo Pose with fishnet stockings, loose socks, and

This is Ayano, a stylish girl with a cute short pastel hairstyle who we've snapped many times before. She is 20 and she's a hair salon assistant. Ayano's tucked in black t-shirt is from Uniqlo, paired with a resale plaid

Sumi - who we often see in Harajuku - is one of the owners of the Japanese indie fashion brand/vintage shop Prismic Prism. When we met Sumi on the street this time, she was wearing a resale flower print long