Tag: Harajuku

Harajuku is known around the world for its ever-changing street fashion. Trends come and go week to week. What's new is suddenly old. What's next is always what's important. While many Harajuku shops boom and bust before their two-year lease

Harajuku Fashion Walk #10 took place in early summer of 2012. The 10th edition of Harajuku Fashion Walk featured a lot of familiar faces along with a number of new participants. We've already posted our main report on the event

The Tokyo metropolitan area is home to over thirty million people, making it an extremely popular concert stop for bands touring Asia. We enjoy visiting various concerts around Tokyo to document the fashion of fans in attendance. Over the years,

Tokyo street fashion is famous around the world because of the tribes of young creative people who congregate in Harajuku. Beyond their status as international style icons, these fashionable "Harajuku kids" are also the future of the Japanese fashion industry.

Spring has arrived in Tokyo! The city's beautiful cherry blossoms have come (and then gone), the weather has started warming, and - most importantly - Spring 2012 fashion trends are booming! There are numerous minor trends rising and falling at

Harajuku Kawaii started out as a small music and street fashion event. However, the Harajuku scene - led by the event's main star Kyary Pamyu Pamyu - has boomed over the last year, and Harajuku Kawaii has exploded in popularity

Harajuku Fashion Walk is a fun and colorful Japanese street fashion event which we've been covering since the very first one. Originally conceived as a one-time super kawaii street party by Sebastian Masuda (the founder of 6%DOKIDOKI & Kyary Pamyu

There are many cool indie shops and fashion brands that exist only in Harajuku. These are the stores that give Harajuku its personality by catering mostly to the adventurous Japanese kids you see in FRUiTS Magazine, here on TokyoFashion, and

Resale and vintage fashion is booming on the streets of Harajuku. Most of the stylish Japanese girls and guys we snap put together their outfits from an ever-growing list of Tokyo resale shops. But some resale-loving fashionistas know about a

"HARAJUKU KAWAii Spring 2012 supported by Fulltool" has confirmed the appearance of an additional musical artist - Negoto! Japanese girl pop group Negoto will battle the previously announced guests Kyary Pamyu Pamyu and Momoiro Clover Z at the upcoming edition