Brands: Unif

Tianba is a student who we met on Cat Street in Harajuku. She's wearing a UNIF faux leather embossed dress with graphic socks from the Japanese streetwear brand HUGE and YRU platform sneakers. Her hat is Supreme and her leather

Cocomi is a Japanese fashion blogger and staffer at the LaForet Harajuku boutique Vlli Vlli. We often run into her on the street in Harajuku. In addition to her cute pink double buns hairstyle, Cocomi is wearing a Bad Acid

Miyu and Minua are a couple of 18-year-old students we street-snapped in Harajuku. Both of them were wearing cute outfits and they also had a lot of charisma. Miyu is on the right, with twin buns and temporary tattoos on

Cocomi's cute red hairstyle caught our eye on the street in Harajuku. She works at vlli vlli and she also blogs for Elle Girl. Find out more about her interests from her Twitter account. Cocomi is wearing a turtleneck from

Shinji - wearing black and white and round sunglasses - is a 17-year-old student we met in Harajuku. Shinji's leather inserts sweater was a resale, and he paired it with WEGO shorts, chevron socks, and and UNIF galaxy print platform

Nonoko is a Japanese florist who we often see around Harajuku. Her style is always different, but always bold. You might remember these previous street snaps. In addition to her short pink hairstyle, Nonoko is wearing a fuzzy neon Patricia

Meet Kaori, a 21-year-old girl we met recently in Harajuku. Kaori is wearing a dalmatian print coat from Lil Lilly, with a metallic "gamma ray" backpack from UNIF and Jouetie platform shoes. She is also wearing a Bubbles eye necklace,

This is 666Dievil666, a friendly guy who works in apparel. He has bleached, partially shaved and partially long hair. You might remember him from his previous Harajuku street snaps this summer. He is wearing a Very Fancy tank with red

When this couple walked by us on Meiji Dori in Harajuku, we spun around and chased them down the street to ask for snaps. We found out that the guy is "666DIEVIL666" and he works in the apparel business. The

Miho & Maho are Harajuku style icons. We are always really happy when we run into the twins around the streets of Tokyo because they're not only stylish, but also extremely friendly! Our previous snaps of the twins are here.