Tag: beret

We met these 20-year-old beauticians in Harajuku recently, and this is what we found out about them: Atsushi is wearing a blazer and pants from Banana Republic, with a Uniqlo turtleneck. His sneakers are Adidas Stan Smith and his icon

This is Yuri, the creator of the brand CuLLt, which you can find on Twitter and Instagram. Her brand is known in Tokyo for their corset piercing tights, popular in some Japanese subculture scenes. She has blond hair and was wearing

This is Yuu - a 17-year-old student wearing a mostly black outfit with a beret - who we spotted in Harajuku. Her animal print jacket is from Fight while her maxi dress with resale skirt is a resale item. Her

Shoushi (aka Shoshipoyo) is a Japanese fashion student with blue pastel hair who we often see around the streets of Harajuku. His look here features a pink "FUBU & Versace" print top and pants from Freak City, a Dog Harajuku

Moeka is a stylish 15-year-old Japanese model and student - with black lipstick and white sunglasses - who often see around the streets of Harajuku. Moeka is wearing a kimono from her mother with a harness and studded belt on

We street snapped 20-year-old Bunka Fashion College student Karen - with short lilac hair - in Harajuku. Karen is wearing a resale macrame top from the Tokyo resale shop Chicago over a Vivienne Westwood shirt and GU jeans. Her milk

Moeka and Sakina caught our eye on the street in Harajuku while wearing traditional Japanese fashion. Moeka - on the left in blue - is wearing a cat print hakama / kimono outfit with wooden shoes (a mix of Japanese

We met these two stylish 18-year-old students - both wearing berets, turtlenecks and long skirts - on the streets of Harajuku. To the right is Haruka, wearing glasses and pink lipstick. Her outfit includes a coat she bought in Harajuku,

Here's Rinka, an 18-year-old student wearing a cute beret who we met on the street in Harajuku. She told us her faux fur coat is a resale, worn over an Ingni sweater and a plaid skirt from the Japanese brand (me).

Shoshipoyo and Yana are regulars around the streets of Harajuku. Whenever we see them, they always stand out. Yana - on the left in the horns beret and Niimi (Buccal Cone) kanji print fashion - works in apparel. His faux-fur