Kyary Pamyu Pamyu continues her unstoppable planetary takeover as her new music video is dubbed "one of the craziest videos ever!" by MTV USA! Harajuku's beloved face-making fashion blogger, model, and singer has exploded in popularity since the release of

Mademoiselle Yulia is best known to fans of Japanese fashion as the designer for her brand GIZA. But around Tokyo, Yulia is known for a lot more than designing jaw-dropping jewelry. She's a regular DJ at many of the top

Last week, right here at Tokyo Fashion, I delivered a hard-hitting report on summer bikinis for the big-haired and bejeweled style tribe known in Japan as "hime gyaru" (princess girls). But the question remains, what do these fair maidens wear

Summer days in Tokyo are notoriously hot and humid. This year, because of electricity issues related to the Tohoku Earthquake, air conditioners across Japan are turned down - if they're on at all. What's the best way to cool off?

Harajuku's famous "Sensational Kawaii" fashion brand and shop 6%DOKIDOKI shared two big announcements with us this week. Not only will 6%DOKIDOKI be releasing their first ever Be@rbrick figure, but they will also be opening a special limited time popup shop

It's Kyary Pamyu Pamyu time! As most of you already know, Japanese fashion blogger, model, high school student, funny face maker, and all around Harajuku Superstar Kyary Pamyu Pamyu released her debut single "PONPONPON" last week. The song, backed by

Summer has arrived in Japan and the heat is on! Most of us are content to cool off by hitting the beach or the water park in whatever feels comfortable. But casual swimsuits just won't do for Japan's lovely hime-kei,

Grimoire, one of Tokyo's most well-known vintage clothing boutiques and the heart of the Japanese Dolly Kei community, celebrated its third anniversary earlier this month. In addition to the Shibuya shop's birthday, the Grimoire crew was also celebrating the successful

Next month, Japanese toy company Medicom celebrates its 15th anniversary with a big exhibition at Parco Shibuya. To get people hyped on the upcoming show, Parco and Medicom have collaborated on the creation of what they call a "Bearbrick Garden"

Every year, the students of Tokyo's Musashino Fashion College curate a temporary popup boutique in Harajuku. The popup shop is part of the school's incubation system with a goal of building the skills of young fashion designers. Thus, the shop