Japanese street style is famous around the world, but it's not just extraordinary fashion that turns heads. In Harajuku especially, a creative and colorful hairstyle can be the make-or-break element of a drop-dead-cute look. We often publish profiles of quirky

Yasumasa Yonehara, aka "Yone", is one of the most influential and well-respected photographers in the modern Japanese street fashion scene. Yone has been a key player in so many of Japan's major fashion booms - from the rise of the

"Pop N Cute" is a series of Tokyo parties created "by Harajuku kids for Harajuku kids". Organized by Junnyan of Harajuku Fashion Walk, the parties feature a mix of music, fashion, art, and other kawaii Harajuku-related fun. We've already published

Harajuku street style icon Una has announced that she's launching a musical career. Under the same management as Kyary Pamyu Pamyu, Una's debut single will be produced by the Japanese electro group 80Kidz (best known for their work with Autokratz,

The Harajuku Fashion Walk kids are back. But they aren't walking this time - they're dancing! The Spring 2013 "Pop N Cute" party, produced by Junnyan of Harajuku Fashion Walk, took place recently at Club Milky Way in Shibuya. The

Choco Moo is everywhere. From her high profile collaborations with Japanese fashion brands and musicians (including Kyary Pamyu Pamyu) to praise from top K-Pop groups to magazine appearances and recent gallery shows in Tokyo, Los Angeles, and New York, Choco

Harajuku was the birthplace of Lolita fashion in the 1970s. Though specific styles have changed in the years since, Lolita remains a popular movement on the streets of Harajuku - and beyond. Watching Japanese Lolitas strolling around town enjoying themselves,

Style Icon Tokyo first appeared on our radar when a Harajuku guy we follow on Twitter began posting pics of streetwear he was making for his close friends. One thing led to another and before long, the from-the-street for-the-street brand

SOL & BeBe SOL is one of those quirky hidden boutiques which have made the backstreets of Harajuku famous. Its location on a side street (just off of the famous Cat Street) and relatively chill exterior (racks of vintage clothing

Alice Black - an independent Japanese accessory brand that's popular in the Tokyo street fashion scene - debuted their 2013 Autumn/Winter collection in Harajuku last week. The silver jewelry in the new Alice Black "Pretty Vacant" collection is heavily influenced