Tag: Harajuku

Kyary Pamyu Pamyu continues her unstoppable planetary takeover as her new music video is dubbed "one of the craziest videos ever!" by MTV USA! Harajuku's beloved face-making fashion blogger, model, and singer has exploded in popularity since the release of

It's Kyary Pamyu Pamyu time! As most of you already know, Japanese fashion blogger, model, high school student, funny face maker, and all around Harajuku Superstar Kyary Pamyu Pamyu released her debut single "PONPONPON" last week. The song, backed by

Every year, the students of Tokyo's Musashino Fashion College curate a temporary popup boutique in Harajuku. The popup shop is part of the school's incubation system with a goal of building the skills of young fashion designers. Thus, the shop

Sad news from Harajuku: Dicokick - the quirky accessories shop located on Cat Street - will close its doors on Sunday, July 24th. When the Dicokick boutique first opened in April 2009, we were so impressed by the brand's unique

It's that time of year again - the time when fashionable young Japanese head for the famous-throughout-Japan biannual LaForet Harajuku Grand Bazar sale. The Summer 2011 LaForet Grand Bazar kicked off on Wednesday July 20th, and will run through Monday

Masuwaka Tsubasa is many things. She's a gyaru fashion goddess looked up to by millions of Japanese girls, she's the star of hundreds (or maybe thousands?) of ad campaigns and promotions, she's the face of too many beauty products to

We've been following the rise of the Japanese fashion blogger known as Kyary Pamyu Pamyu (aka Carrie) since we began taking street snaps of her last year. Kyary's rise has been fast and furious - going quickly from a high

Spinns Harajuku is a shop we've covered extensively since its grand opening last year. Located in the heart of Harajuku (not far from TokyoFashion.com headquarters), Spinns has quickly become a force in Tokyo's street fashion scene. In addition to selling

The popular Taiwanese streetwear brand Stay Real opened their first shop in Japan last week. The new Stay Real Harajuku shop is located in the heart of Tokyo's most famous fashion neighborhood, only minutes from other well-known streetwear stores including

Harajuku Fashion Walk is an event that brings together members of many of Tokyo's fashion subcultures, including Lolita, Fairy-kei, Mori, Dolly, Gothic, and Decora. While the fashion on display at HFW may be diverse, everyone comes out for similar reasons