Tag: cable knit sweater

Haruna and Kana - two cute and stylish 17 year old students - were shopping in Harajuku when we first saw them. We thought their matching Converse sneakers were a fun touch. Haruna is the girl with the red beret

Here's another vintage-loving girl who we ran into on the street in Harajuku after dark. Her cute bob and cool canvas bag are what first caught our eye. Her outfit features a patchwork cable knit sweater with rolled up pants

Here's a stylish Harajuku girl with pretty blue-streaked lavender hair who we street snapped near Bubbles. Her braids and bangs caught our eye right away. She's wearing an oversized cable-knit sweater with tattoo tights and red suede Tokyo Bopper platform

Here's a stylish girl with eye-catching pink-purple-blue dip dye hair who we spotted on the street in Shibuya. In addition to her colorful hairstyle, she's wearing a long cable knit sweater as a dress, graphic tights, and Jeffrey Campbell "Skate"

Here's an 18-year-old Japanese girl named Mamiko with a cute look that mixes vintage and resale fashion with modern Japanese brands. We met Mamiko on Cat Street near the new Nadia Harajuku boutique. Mamiko is wearing a vintage cable knit

Here are a pair of fun friends - each with a different sense of style - who caught our eye while walking near Spinns Harjauku. The girl on the left is wearing a manga-print dress with a sheer layer, a

Here's a stylish Japanese girl who we met on the street near Bubbles Harajuku. Was she on her way to Bubbles? We'll never know, but she's wearing several vintage pieces either way! Her outfit features two pieces that are trendy

This is Sakura, a 19-year-old Japanese student - and fashion blogger - who we photographed in Harajuku. Sakura is wearing a cable knit sweater over a denim jacket from Chicago (the Tokyo resale shop, not the American city), a camisole

Here are two cute & stylish Japanese girls who we ran into while crossing the street in Shibuya. Their style definitely reminds us more of Harajuku than Shibuya, and in fact they were walking in the direction of Harajuku when

Here's someone very familiar to fans of Harajuku fashion - it's Una (pronounced "Yuna")! Una has been one of the most well known "faces of Harajuku" for the last few years. She previously worked with Spinns (and her face was