Brands: Tokyo Bopper

This is Yuppo, a friendly vintage-loving girl who we often see around Harajuku. You might remember her from some of our previous street snaps. Yuppo told us that her cardigan is from Conocoto, while her peter pan collar blouse and

Narumi is a 19-year-old Spinns staffer who we see around Harajuku often. Her pink dip dye hair is the first thing that caught our eye this time! In addition to the colorful hairstyle, Narumi is wearing a furry black jacket

Malico is a friendly girl with an eye-catching look who we met near Bunka Fashion College in Shinjuku. Malico is wearing a KTZ big heart emblem dress with black tights and black Tokyo Bopper studded platforms. Accessories include sunglasses and

We met Gyan, Auri, and Satou at Bunka Fashion College in Shinjuku. Their unique fashion and styling caught our eye right away! Gyan - on the left with a hat, vivid lipstick, and cool circle lenses - is an 18-year-old

Hiromi and Aran are a stylish Japanese couple who we often see around central Tokyo. Aran works as a chef and Hiromi is a hair stylist. Hiromi is wearing a Tellsit jacket over an H&M graphic-print top, leather shorts, black

Hayano is an 18-year-old girl who works at one of Harajuku's most famous resale shops - Kinji! Not coincidentally, we met her on the street not too far from Kinji. In addition to her pink bob hairstyle, Hayano is wearing

Meet Nonoko, a florist with purple hair we recently ran into in Harajuku. She told us that she's active on Twitter. Nonoko is wearing a striped t-shirt from Diesel with a maxi skirt from OTOE and a leather harness. Her

This is Matsuri, a blond Honey's Dead Harajuku staffer who always has great style. She gave us her Twitter and was kind enough to pose for a few snaps. Matsuri is wearing an oversized snake print t-shirt with a maxi

Meet Kumi, a 22-year-old student with a braided two-tone hairstyle and all-black fashion who caught our eye on the street in Harajuku. Kumi is wearing a Zara shirt dress with Belly Button (by Tokyo Bopper) cross strap rocking horse shoes.

We often see Hirari Ikeda around Harajuku. But this time we ran into her in Shibuya, during a "Pop Icon Tokyo" event at Parco Shibuya. Hirari is a Harajuku Style Icon, a fashion model (she appears in our new Fangophilia