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Here’s Satoko, a 21-year-old retail worker with a striking street style that caught our attention in Harajuku. Satoko stepped out in a black tailored jacket from Tricot Comme des Garçons, which featured wide lapels, front button closures, and short sleeves.

Here’s Maimai, whose red-and-pink ensemble caught our attention while walking down the streets of Harajuku. The 21-year-old Kinji Shimokitazawa (a popular Tokyo resale shop) staffer donned a red collared ruffle trim jacket with gold buttons and black bow details from

We spotted Ryosuke and Mahiro, walking around the streets of Harajuku with matching purple hair and modern styles mixing Japanese and Korean streetwear brands. On the right is Mahiro, who donned layered tops from More Than Dope and Never Mind

We ran into Beni, whose striking street style caught our eye in Harajuku. The 17-year-old student wore a vintage Kinji blue button-down top with long sleeves peeking out from her vintage leopard print coat. She styled them with a black

We spotted a group of stylish youngsters clad in eye-catching colorful ensembles while out and about in Harajuku. On the left is Rio Monster with the blonde slicked-back hairstyle and oversized yellow glasses. Rio wore a printed jacket and matching

We spotted beauty school student Momoka, who stood out with her cropped blonde hair and tall platform shoes. The 19-year-old donned a black RNA bomber jacket adorned with patches over a red plaid button-down shirt and a black-and-white striped top.

We spotted Haguki and Rassy, whose printed street styles caught our eye in Harajuku. On the left is Rassy, sporting a Balmung hoodie and black Niitu drop-crotch track pants with white stripes on the sides. The 33-year-old web engineer also

Here’s Kaya, whose effortless take on the athleisure trend caught our eye on the streets of Harajuku. The 14-year-old student wore an outfit from Kinji, which included a black zip-up jacket under a white hoodie and bright red track pants.

Wandering down the streets of Harajuku were teenaged boys Kyosuke and Hayate, whose contrasting street styles caught our attention. On the left is Kyosuke, who wore a green plaid button-down shirt over a black sweater. The 18-year-old student styled them

Meet Sakuran, whose head-turning ensemble and avant-garde street fashion caught everyone’s attention in Harajuku. The 17-year-old student stepped out in an ensemble that consisted of head-to-toe handmade items. From the plastic black spikes and black grommet belt worn as a