Tag: casual clothing

While walking around the streets of Harajuku, 56-year-old Tatsuya, who works as a stylist, caught our eye with his all black activewear. Wearing a head-to-toe black look, Tatsuya stepped out in a Yohji Yamamoto t-shirt, which he paired with Y-3

Meet Hiroshi, a 52-year-old truck driver whose casual streetwear look easily caught our eye on the streets of Tokyo's Harajuku area. Hiroshi stepped out in a white Girls Need A Closet shirt from Kirsh, denim shorts from Chloe, white cherry

Here's Riku, a 25-year-old designer whose casual eclectic fashion easily caught our eye in Harajuku. Sporting long blonde hair, Riku is dressed in a resale yellow checkered blazer, worn over layers consisting of a resale black mesh sweatshirt and black

While out and about in Harajuku, we came across Ruu, a student whose outfit easily caught our eye. Ruu is clad in a black leather motorcycle jacket, an orange Seoul Olympics tank top, tucked into zebra print pants. Black high

Here's Kaiga, a 20-year-old fashion college student we often feature on our Harajuku street snaps. This evening, Kaiga - with long blonde hair - stepped out in a remake outfit, which consists of a tan pocket sweatshirt with fringe hems

Here's Riko, Haruto and Haruka - three teens with eye-catching streetwear looks we came across on the Harajuku street. At the left is 17-year-old Haruto, who stepped out in a resale outfit consisting of a red-and-white checkered shirt, a grey

Easily catching our attention on the streets of Harajuku are these four guys clad in casual yet striking streetwear ensembles, all in varying shades of blue. From left to right, they are Ikuma, Tsukasa, Ryusei and Makoto. At the left

Meet Mika, a 20-year-old Japanese young woman who works in the fashion retail industry. Sporting a minimalist look this evening, Mika is wearing a white long sleeve collarless button down shirt by Kolor, tucked into a black pleated maxi skirt

Wonder Rocket is a Japanese fashion brand known for their cute girly clothing which appeals to many high school and junior high girls in Tokyo. The brand has become famous in Harajuku for their Takeshita Dori shops that feature rabbit-headed

While walking on Meiji Dori in Harajuku on Halloween night, I noticed that they were putting up new signage on the old Energie / Miss Sixty shop location. Energie moved out of that building a few months ago and it's