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Here are two fun 17-year-old Japanese high school girls that we spotted in Harajuku. They're wearing matching (black vs. white) rocking horse shoes and cute animal backpacks. On the right is Soyomi. Her outfit includes a purple fringe-adorned unicorn dress

Meet 21-year-old Japanese college student Satoko. Her gothic-meets-traditional look caught our attention when we spotted her on the street in Harajuku. Satoko's outfit features a yukata from Japanese fashion giant Uniqlo, a handmade strawberry-print obi, and gothic platform shoes. Her

Here are two Japanese girl,s in colorful vintage-inspired outfits, who we ran into on the street in Harajuku. Both of the girls design handmade accessories they sell through their own independent fashion brand, Incomplete Alchemist. On the left is 21-year-old

Here's a stylish 19-year-old Japanese girl we met in Harajuku. She told us that her name is Shoujo-S (it's a nickname that roughly translates as "Girl-S"). Shoujo-S works at Harajuku's popular resale shop Kinji. Her mostly-white outfit, along with her

Last week, right here at Tokyo Fashion, I delivered a hard-hitting report on summer bikinis for the big-haired and bejeweled style tribe known in Japan as "hime gyaru" (princess girls). But the question remains, what do these fair maidens wear

We met Nahoko, a 20-year-old Japanese student, on the street in Harajuku. Her voluminous dreadlocks - a hairstyle we see quite often in Harajuku, but more often on men than women - caught out attention right away. Nahoko's outfit features

This 19-year-old Japanese college student told us that her name is Yojo. We met Yojo on the street in Harajuku. Yojo is wearing a Dolly Kei-influenced outfit featuring a camisole from the Shimokitazawa resale shop Haight & Ashbury over a

Here's someone that most of you already know - it's Vani, the famous-in-Harajuku 6%DOKIDOKI shop girl! If Vani was a video game character, her special power would be stunning people with the awesomeness of her hairstyle. Besides the bright pink

Marina and Mikki are two Japanese girls we met near Takeshita Dori in Harajuku. We don't snap too many lolitas, but the combined power of their pink and blue Sweet Lolita outfits won us over in this case! On the

Long flowing dresses with wild and colorful decorative motifs. Girly one piece tops with lace and ruffles fit for a princess. These are the hallmarks of Koakuma (Japanese for "little devil") style. Such sparkling and charismatic looks beloved by devilish