Brands: Tommy Hilfiger

We stumbled upon this stylish group while out and about in Harajuku. From left to right we have: Aki, Mawoni, Keito, Towy, and Kenta. Four of them are students, while the other one works in the apparel industry. On the

Daisuke and Noboru are two 20 year olds who we met on the street in Harajuku. Daisuke - on the left with blonde hair - is wearing a hand-cropped A Bathing Ape "Go Ape" hoodie over a Tommy Hilfiger shirt,

In Harajuku, we met 19-year-old students Misa and Riku, both wearing gingham and plaid street styles. At the left, Misa's outfit features black and white gingham print pants from the Harajuku vintage boutique Faith Tokyo, a vintage lace camisole top

Here's a cutely-styled 19-year-old Japanese student named Akari who we snapped in Harajuku. This isn't the first time that we've met Akari. She was featured (with devil horns) in our Halloween in Harajuku street snap set. She also makes a

This is Arisa, an 18-year-old college student. When we saw the way that she had coordinated her outfit we knew we had to get some pictures. She's wearing a pink tank top from Milk, a black Uniqlo hoodie and a

Here's 19-year-old Japanese student - with color-streaked blonde hair - who we ran into in Harajuku. When we spotted her A Tribe Called Quest t-shirt, we decided to ask her if we could take a few street snaps. Her outfit

Here are two friends that we photographed outside of Shibuya 109 during the evening in Tokyo. The thing that first caught our attention was the pink flower-print dress that the girl on the right is wearing - and her matching

When Harajuku's landmark Gap store closed earlier this year, many people were left wondering what would appear in its place. The location - the corner of Meiji Dori and Omotesando Dori - is one of the most prime pieces of

The days following New Year's Day are huge shopping days in Japan. One of the biggest reasons for the shopping frenzy are the fukubukuro (Happy Bag, Lucky Bag, Mystery Bag, etc.) that many stores offer to kick off the New

Parco, the Japanese department store chain with an iconic presence in Shibuya and other parts of Tokyo, has been around for 40 years. That's a long time, so what are they doing to celebrate their anniversary? How about commissioning 40