Tag: hakama

Meet Bakimero, a Spinns fashion shop staff we bumped into on the street in Harajuku. Bakimero styled her ash grey hair twin tails with a green floral print headdress and pink hair clips. Her outfit consists of a multicolored furry

Bringing a steampunk flavor to Harajuku street fashion were Liz and Bishoujo, whose striking looks caught everyone’s attention. On the left is Liz, a shoemaking student wearing her grandmother’s maroon silk kimono. She wore it with a white high-necked top

Cham is a 19-year-old Japanese fashion designer and model who we often see around the streets of Harajuku. His unique look mixes elements of goth with streetwear. Cham's outfit here features a vintage black yukata (kimono) jacket with a vintage

Yoshito is a 19-year-old student we met on the street in Harajuku. He is seen sporting black fashion with resale clothing. Yoshito's look features a black cropped turtleneck with ties at the wrist from More Than Dope, hakama (his description

Nao is a 19-year-old Japanese college student who we met on the street in Shibuya. Nao's look features a vintage haori jacket over a red 603 top, vintage hakama pants, and Dr. Martens sandals with red socks. Accessories from vintage

On the street in Harajuku, we spotted Hideya and were amazed by his traditional look, wagasa umbrella, and tall wooden geta sandals. Hideya is wearing a grey pinstriped hakama, a brown kimono, an olive green embroidered coat, black socks and

Moeka and Sakina caught our eye on the street in Harajuku while wearing traditional Japanese fashion. Moeka - on the left in blue - is wearing a cat print hakama / kimono outfit with wooden shoes (a mix of Japanese

Seijin no Hi (known as "Coming of Age Day" in English) is a Japanese holiday held every year on the second month of January to celebrate the transition from childhood into adulthood. The official age of majority in Japan is