Brands: vintage

While on the street in Harajuku, we met Ryuma , a 20-year-old freelancer, and Maho, a 17-year-old student. Ryuma is wearing a grey Fila vest over a resale white shirt, green side-striped vintage pants, black Reebok sneakers, and a black

Haruna, Mawoni, Miori, and Billi Mayu are a group of Japanese students we often see around the streets of Harajuku. Haruna - 15 years old on the left - is wearing a black jacket over a button up Playboy shirt,

While taking a stroll on the Harajuku streets, we came across Beni, who is a regular feature on our snaps because of her stylish takes on dark street fashion styles. Today, 17-year-old Beni is sporting a dark, gothic-inspired look. She

A-pon is a 13-year-old aspiring Japanese model/actress who we regularly feature on our Harajuku street snaps. Today, we caught her on the street wearing a striking red and orange vintage outfit. A-pon's vintage ensemble features a red jacket over a

In Harajuku, we met Iwate, the owner of the Tokyo vintage shop 0.14 Harajuku. Iwate's outfit features a Yohji Yamamoto button down shirt with face graphic, vintage cuffed baggy pants, and DKNY sneakers. His accessories include a silver collar necklace,

Beni is a 17-year-old student and artist who we often see around the streets of Harajuku. Her dark look here features a sleeveless fireman's clasps denim top by the female-owned Japanese streetwear brand MYOB NYC, a sheer maxi skirt over

Tomomi is a Japanese high school student who we often see around the streets of Harajuku. Her street style features a sweater from the Korean brand Naning9 with a vintage plaid Japanese school style skirt and Nana lace-up boots. Accessories

Mari is a 17-year-old Japanese student who we often see on the street in Harajuku recently. In addition to her green hair, Mari is wearing a Burberry plaid top over an H&M ripped tank, vintage acid wash jeans with holes,

While walking along the streets in Harajuku, we met 18-year-old Saw Raw, a fashion student. Saw Raw's streetwear style consists of a vintage yellow t-shirt tucked into pink pants from Yoko Ono's fashion collection, black leather shoes and a Nike

While on the street in Harajuku, we met Tasha Bouè (wearing pink flower glasses) and Cristen Mills (wearing a yellow dress), producers of the heARTofCOOL project. Their colorful outfits were styled by the Fanatic Tokyo Magazine crew, pictures with them.