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19-year-old Taso and 18-year-old Zaki are both students. Their colorful streetwear styles caught our eye in Harajuku. Taso, on the left with blue hair, is wearing a Kawi Jamele jacket over a metal t-shirt from Forever 21, plaid pants from

Coco is an 8-year-old Japanese student who we see around Harajuku all the time. Coco's parents own the popular vintage boutique Funktique Harajuku. On this day, heading into the New Year of 2019, Coco is wearing a Moncler for Unicef

Yuki and Ken are two Japanese students who caught our eye with their remake denim street styles in Harajuku. Yuki - 20 years old on the left - is wearing a long sleeve Van Hoyden shirt with extra long striped

While on the streets of Tokyo's Harajuku neighborhood, we came upon this group of teens wearing eye catching streetwear styles. At the left is 17-year-old Rion, who is dressed in a monochrome print button down shirt and black skinny cropped

We came across Motoki Tamagawa, an 18-year-old student whose streetwear style caught our eye on the Harajuku street. Motoki - sporting spiky blonde hair - is clad in a colorblock light blue and white Person's Maison Sports jacket with contrast

While out on a recent night outing to the Harajuku streets, we came upon Billimayu and Eiji, both 16-year-old students who we regular feature on our street snaps. On the left is Billimayu, who is dressed in a purple cropped

Megumi and Maria are two 15-year-old Japanese students who we met on the street in Harajuku. Megumi, on the left with pink hair in braids, is wearing an oversized flame shirt as a jacket, vintage red plaid punk pants, and

Megumi is a 14-year-old Japanese student who we often see around the streets of Harajuku. In addition to her pink hair, Megumi's look includes a resale tiger t-shirt over a white long sleeve shirt, Puma striped pants, and creepers. Accessories

YesB0wy and Nana are a fashion designer and model who we spotted on the street in Harajuku. YesB0wy is wearing a vintage green bomber jacket over a Martine Rose orange t-shirt, 0[EMPTY SETT] pinstriped pants, and New Rock boots. Accessories

Lee Hyo Jin is the CEO of the popular-in-Tokyo Korean streetwear brand Open The Door. We were lucky to spot her on the street in Harajuku. Lee Hyo Jin is wearing a white Stussy sweatshirt with Open The Door wide