Brands: WC by Chinatsu Wakatsuki

Aya and Mino are two 14-year-old students in matching styles who we met on the street in Harajuku. Both of them are wearing twin tails, cupcake t-shirts from Peco Club (by popular Japanese fashion icon Peco), and plaid skirts from

Yuka is an 18-year-old student we spotted in Harajuku. She has long hair with orange strands. Her floral top is from Miauler Mew, worn over a turtleneck and a purple skirt. Her cupcake tote bag is from WC. She is also wearing

For many around the world, the beginning of a New Year can mean reflecting on the past, looking forward to the future, and celebrating with friends and family. But in the shopping districts of Harajuku and Shibuya, it means one

Meet Peke, a 22-year-old student with a blond twin tails and glasses (bought in Shimokitazawa). You might recognize her from the Harajuku Fashion Walk events that she has participated in! Pekeis wearing a Marche sweatshirt over a Panama Boy t-shirt,

Mamichu is a friendly 18-year-old girl who we met on the street in Harajuku after dark. Her pink and blonde hair is the first thing that caught our eye. Mamichu's gyaru-friendly look includes a Japanese school uniform with the traditional

Narumi & Appi are two super-colorful and fun decora girls who we've seen around the streets of Harajuku a lot lately. You might remember them from our pictures of their decora fashion last month! Narumi - on the left with

Meet Misato and Akane, two stylish 19 year old students we snapped in Harajuku. Misato is the one with lilac hair, wearing a teddy bear print jacket, which she bought used from Kinji. Her bottoms are Spinns and her tote

Wakana and Naho are both 16 and they're high school students. Their outfits caught our eye when we noticed them in Harajuku, so we stopped them for a few snaps. Wakana is the girl in the studded beret (possibly from

It's the start of a new year. This means many things to many people, but to those of us in Tokyo it means one thing above all else - Fukubukuro! In the Japanese Fukubukuro (literally "lucky bag") tradition, the first

Honami is a 19 year old freeter who we met on the Harajuku streets and wanted to know more about. She has blue hair with a red heart shaved into the side and a pair of black sunglasses on her