Tokyo Fashion is proud to introduce a new original video interview series called "Our Streets, My Style". While street snaps are great for showcasing the eclectic fashion of Tokyo, the stories of the people featured our daily photographs are often

Dice-K is a young Japanese fashion designer and creative whose brand GlamHate - which celebrates vampires, glam ... and hate - has just released its second collection. The concept of the new GlamHate "VAMPYRE" collection was inspired by Dice-K's revelation

With recent announcements by FRUiTS Magazine and KERA Magazine that they have ceased publishing print editions, it may be tempting to believe that all of the news coming out of Harajuku is bad. Fortunately, there is good news as well.

Japanese streetwear brand BERCERK skipped the runway and brought their Spring collection directly to the rainy streets of Harajuku - the youth-centric Tokyo neighborhood where the brand was born. Guerilla fashion show on the streets of Harajuku by BERCERK Founded

Haruka Kurebayashi is a well known Japanese magazine model, a popular Harajuku street style personality, and - in the last year - a frequent guest on Japanese television shows. Regardless of all of the other projects with which Kurebayashi is

Japanese fashion designer Michiko Koshino - famous around the globe for her groundbreaking 1980s and 1990s UK clubwear and streetwear creations under the Michiko London label - held her first Harajuku fashion show in seventeen years on Friday night. The

Japanese fashion designer Kansai Yamamoto - known worldwide for his colorful and creative 1970s and 1980s creations - will hold a limited time popup shop at LaForet Harajuku in Tokyo from October 3 - 13, 2016. The popup shop will

Japanese designer Michiko Koshino - known worldwide for her avantgarde 1980s and 1990s streetwear designs under the "Michiko London" brand name - has announced a limited edition collaboration collection with Korean streetwear brand NONA9ON (Nonagon). NONA9ON is produced by YG

Naoto Hirooka, the founder of influential Japanese subculture fashion brand h.NAOTO, has announced that the brand will close all of its brick and mortar stores in Japan by the end of August. The brand - which closed its flagship Harajuku

Vintage clothing is an important part of modern Japanese street fashion. Pre-owned clothing is easy to find at any of Tokyo's plentiful resale boutiques, but some fashionistas still prefer to hunt for unique pieces - and big bargains - by