Tag: handmade

The Winter 2011-2012 Harajuku Kawaii fashion and music event - held recently in Tokyo - featured fashion shows from several famous brands, Japanese magazine models, and even Kyary Pamyu Pamyu. Our first Harajuku Kawaii photo report presented full coverage of

Here's Maro! Maro is an artist, indie fashion designer, Harajuku Fashion Walk participant, the drummer for the Japanese rock band Broken Doll, and a good friend of TokyoFashion.com. We were really happy when we bumped into him randomly in Harajuku.

Here are two colorfully dressed Japanese girls we met near Jingu Bashi in Harajuku. Their detailed outfits and bold hairstyles instantly caught our attention. Even though we were rushing toward Shibuya to take Coming of Age Day kimono pictures, we

This friendly, stylish girl is Ayumi, a 24-year-old fashion designer. Her outfit includes a rust-colored blazer and a hand knit sweater from Forever21. She's also wearing shorts from Zara, blue fishnet stockings and short black suede boots from Zara. Ayumi's

While out shooting street snaps in Harajuku, we were lucky to bump into UK-based Iraqi-born fashion designer Reem Alasadi. Her brand Reem had a popup shop at LaForet Harajuku this month. It was obvious that Reem was busy, but she

Here's a Japanese girl with a unique sense of style - and a cute bob hairstyle - who we met on Meiji Dori in Harajuku The fact that her entire outfit is white (and off-white) is what first caught our

Many of you will recognize the person in these Harajuku street snaps as 18-year-old Hirari. We see Hirari often around Harajuku (she's hard to miss), and she has participated in the Harajuku Fashion Walk event more than once. In addition,

This is Marina, a 19-year-old Bunka Fashion School student who we met in Shinjuku. Her colorful fabric necklace and bag decorations initially caught our eye. We also really like her double-bun and bangs hairstyle. Marina is wearing a lace blouse

Resale and vintage fashion have seen a boom on the streets of Tokyo over the last few years. The network of hip street-friendly shops that cater to vintage fashion fans is ever-growing, and includes (but is certainly not limited to)

Here's a 20-year-old Japanese fashion student who told us that her name is tme. We met tme on the street in Harajuku, where the pink streak in her bangs (as well as the pink coloring in her braid) caught our