Tag: boots

Rikarin is a Japanese producer and street style personality who has been well known in the Harajuku scene for many years now. When we met Rikarin on the street in Harajuku this time, her look included an avantgarde top by

Muyua is a popular personality in the Tokyo street fashion scene and the manager of Harajuku resale shop San To Nibun No Ichi. When we met him on the street in Harajuku this time, Muyua was wearing an outfit straight

Blue-haired Japanese student Kaosu on the street in Harajuku wearing a lolita street style with unique makeup and contacts. Kaosu's lolita fashion look includes a ruffle to and jumper skirt by the Japanese brand Baby The Stars Shine Bright, a

Yuga and Morimori are two Japanese college students who easily caught our eye on the street in Harajuku with their matching Comme Des Garcons Homme Plus pointy boots. The Comme Des Garcons designs are inspired by Mexican "Guarachero" boots. Yuga,

Ayumu (on the left with a twin buns hairstyle) and Rupi (on the right with red hair and extra long sleeves) caught our eye on the street in Harajuku one evening. Ayumu - a 19-year-old Japanese student - is wearing

Goto is a 20-year-old Japanese college student we often see around the streets of Harajuku. His look features a vintage 1990s graphic top by legendary designer Jean Paul Gaultier with remake layered jeans by independent Japanese fashion brand Barashi, a

We met 18-year-old Neu on the street in Harajuku where her black and gray style caught our eye. Neu is wearing layered oversized shirts from Never Mind The XU with a Never Mind The XU bag, Rosen Kreuz accessories including

Saki and Kazuki are a Japanese couple who are well known - for their shared love of Vivienne Westwood - in the Tokyo street fashion scene. Saki, on the left with bear ears, is a seamstress. She is wearing a

Ryo is a 21-year-old Japanese rapper whose dark street style caught our eye in Harajuku. Ryo's look features an Alice Glass "Haunted Blood" t-shirt with iconic Tripp NYC strap pants, a handmade safety pins necklace, and Civarize boots. Never Mind

Cham is a Japanese fashion staffer, freelance model, and Harajuku Street Style Personality who we have been snapping for several years. His look here, on the street in Harajuku, features a dyed hoodie by the Japanese fashion brand Ikumi, over