Brands: WC

Rikarin is a 19-year-old student - with purple hair - who we often see around Harajuku. She also produces "My Harajuku Life", a YouTube series about kawaii life in Tokyo. Rikarin's "Eat Alone, Live Alone, Die Alone" biker jacket by

We met Makoto and Ayumu - both students - on the street in Harajuku. Makoto is the one in white, with black hair in twin tails. She is 17 and she's wearing a Nile Perch jacket with a top from

Haruka Kurebayashi and Junnyan are well known personalities around the streets of Harajuku - and beyond. Kurebayashi is a popular kawaii style model. She has also appeared on the Tokyo Fashion YouTube channel. Junnyan is the organizer of the long

Reo is around the streets of Harajuku often as she is a monster at the Kawaii Monster Cafe. Her pink-purple double buns hairstyle and cute fashion easily caught our eye! Reo is wearing a resale oversized Winnie The Pooh bomber

Maelon is a 23-year-old artist - with purple and blue hair in twin buns and a faux fur hat with ears - we met in Harajuku recently. Her oversized t-shirt is handmade, worn with teddy bear print tights, dotted WC

We met Pey and Mayuroru Time on the famous Takeshita Dori shopping street in Harajuku. Pey - on the left with a cool silver hairstyle - is 20 years old and works at the WC shop on Takeshita Dori. His

Chiipon is an 18-year-old student with pink hair who caught our eye on the street in Harajuku. Her look features a rainbow dress from the popular Harajuku resale shop Panama Boy with WEGO platform sandals, a Casio G-Shock wrist watch,

Rinalee is an 18-year-old high school student who we often see around the streets of Harajuku. Her coordinates are always extremely cute. This time, she had her hair plaited in pink-tipped twin braids. Rinalee's look here features a fuzzy lavender

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

After shocking the Tokyo fashion scene by suddenly closing their popular Harajuku and Shibuya locations in August, Japanese fashion brand WC is back in action with a brand new multi-story shop on a prime corner along the famous Center Gai.