Tag: Harajuku fashion

Halloween may not be a traditional Japanese holiday, but young people in Japan - like their contemporaries around the world - are always happy to have a chance to dress up and party! In the spirit of spooky fun, the

Kyary Pamyu Pamyu is the undisputed star of Harajuku fashion today. Over the last couple of years, we watched with astonishment as Kyary evolved from being a cute high school girl with a kawaii sense of style who we would

Here's Gero, a super colorfully dressed 16-year-old Japanese student who has been a longtime Harajuku Fashion Walk and Pop N Cute participant. Even though Gero is pretty young, she has already become a recognizable face of decora fashion on the

Here's a colorful Harajuku duo that most of you will recognize - it's Junnyan and Yukapon! Junnyan is a longtime fixture of the Harajuku street fashion scene and one of the founders of Harajuku Fashion Walk. Yukapon is well-known for

Tokyo's hot humid summer weather can be brutal. The Harajuku Fashion Walk crew decided that the best way to escape the heat was to throw a big summer-themed party inside of a nice cool air conditioned club. The party, held

HARAJUKU KAWAii is a popular Japanese fashion and music event about which TokyoFashion.com has been reporting for the last couple of years. Harajuku Kawaii features fashion shows from kawaii Harajuku-friendly fashion brands (including 6%DOKIDOKI), concerts by kawaii singers (including Kyary),

It's hard to believe that it's been almost two years since the first Harajuku Fashion Walk brightened up the streets of Tokyo. Just as amazing is that the early summer 2012 Harajuku Fashion Walk was the tenth time the event

Here's a friendly Japanese girl with a whimsical look that embraces the fun aspects of Harajuku street fashion. Her outfit includes a cute DIY hat decorated with flowers and a toy giraffe, a sheer lace top over a knit sweater,

Here's someone who likes to have fun with fashion. It's Maro, the drummer for the Japanese band Broken Doll (and also an indie fashion designer). Maro is wearing an outfit that features items he handmade mixed with items from Broken

Harajuku street fashion is - not surprisingly - most often found on the streets of Harajuku. But not always. The bimonthly "Pop N Cute" party, produced by the organizers of Harajuku Fashion Walk, feature lots and lots of Harajuku street