Tag: Care Bears

Easily catching our attention on the Harajuku street one afternoon is Mai with her rainbow decora streetwear style. Mai - sporting rainbow hair falls styled in twin tails - stepped out in a handmade outfit, which consists of a rainbow

Meet Eriko, a 6%DokiDoki staffer whose eye-catching rainbow hairstyle and kawaii ensemble easily made her stand out on the Harajuku street. Eriko stepped out in a vintage Kiki2 white heart print jacket with a detachable fur hoodie, worn over layers

Takuma is a longtime apparition in Kera Magazine and someone we've snapped several times before in Harajuku. He has short blond hair and he works in IT. His jacket is from Andrea Crews, worn over a Moschino t-shirt and Ground

Colomo and Melochicon are two 19-year-old girls who we often see around the streets of Harajuku. Colomo - on the left with pink hair - is wearing an oversized Nesin Harajuku bear hoodie with graphic leg warmers from M:E, and

We met Pie - dressed in all pink with kawaii decora accessories - on the street in Harajuku. Pie's wearing a pink wig with pink hair accessories, pink contacts, a graphic t-shirt by the iconic - but now defunct -

Hanaka is a girl who caught our eye on the famous Cat Street in Harajuku. Her look features an oversized hoodie dress (decorated with a Care Bear) from the Hiroshima boutique Zetsukigu, a Donald Duck hat, New Balance sneakers, and

Zen Chun is an independent designer with purple-blue hair who we met on the street in Harajuku. She designs kawaii accessories under the brand name Omocha Hotel. You might also recognize her from her street snaps in the Japanese fashion

Earlier this year, Harajuku video blogger Elleanor visited the first ever Kiki & LaLa (Little Twin Stars) x Care Bears collaboration exhibition at Parco in Tokyo's famous Shibuya neighborhood. The super-kawaii exhibition proved so popular that the creators of the

Chun is a vintage shop staffer with pastel hair and vivid blush who we often see around Harajuku. She has her own unique sense of personal style that is partially inspired by Tokyo's cult party kei subculture. Chun is wearing

Chun is a friendly girl who works at the popular resale shop New York Joe Exchange in Shimokitazawa. We see her around Harajuku every so often and her pastel coordinates are always stunning. You might remember Chun's street snaps from