Brands: vintage

Akina is an 18-year-old student with a cute twin tails and bangs hairstyle who we met on the street in Harajuku. Akina's look features a long resale floral coat over a resale mandarin collar top, a plaid pleated skirt from

Mico and Yuutarou are staffers at the popular Japanese vintage/resale shop San To Nibun No Ichi. We met them on the street in Harajuku, not far from the Tokyo San To Nibun No Ichi location. Mico - with a cute

We often see Minori around the streets of Harajuku. This time, she was wearing a cream and golden outfit. In case you don't know her yet, you can check out her site here or watch a short documentary about her

This is Maina, a girl with pink braided hair who works at the influential vintage shop Pin Nap Harajuku. Maina is wearing a colorful 1980s sweater from No! Jeans over a Giza top and Adidas pants. Her sneakers are Nike Air

Mako is a 20-year-old girl with a cool shaved hairstyle who we met on Cat Street in Harajuku after dark. You might remember her street snap from last year. Mako is wearing a vintage leather jacket from Mouse Koenji over

Sizuru and Mari are a resale fashion-loving couple who we met on the famous Cat Street in Harajuku. Mari, on the right, is a 19-year-old student. Her look includes a quilted oversized jacket from the Tokyo resale shop Santa Monica

Aymeric Bergada Du Cadet is a French stylist who instantly caught our eye on Omotesando Dori in Harajuku. We found out that he was in Tokyo with Yazbukey for Tokyo Fashion Week. Aymeric Bergada Du Cadet's antique-inspired style includes a

Bazookistan, Minori, and Elizabeth are three members of Japan's shironuri subculture who are well-known around Harajuku. We were lucky to run into the three of them in Harajuku while they were hanging out together. Elizabeth, on the right, is an

Shoshipoyo is a Bunka Fashion College business student - and up-and-coming Japanese street style icon - who we often see around the streets of Harajuku. He is a big booster of emerging and underground Japanese - and international - designers.

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