Tag: hats

Spring has sprung in Tokyo! The winter weather isn't completely gone as of yet, but it's getting warmer every day. The cherry blossoms are in full bloom, and Japan's famous hanami parties can be seen (and heard) in just about

These two friendly Japanese girls posed for our photo on Center Street in Shibuya. The girls stood out walking down the street because of their hair, makeup, charisma, and just plain prettiness. As far as fashion - the girl on

Two cool guys on Cat Street in Harajuku - both of them wearing animal print! The guy on the right is wearing a leopard print beret, a black leather motorcycle jacket over a black t-shirt, leopard print shorts with a

While walking in Harajuku at 2am on September 30th, the TokyoFashion.com crew stumbled (almost literally) upon a long line of people camped out in front of the CA4LA shop. CA4LA (pronounced Ka-Shi-La) is a popular Tokyo-based Japanese hat brand with

These two blonde Japanese girls posed for our photo in Shibuya. They are both wearing black fedora hats - the fedora on the left is furry. One of the girls told us that they bought their hat at the popular

Two smiley Japanese girls posing for our photo on Cat Street in between Harajuku and Shibuya. The girl on the left is wearing a black beret, gray shirt, black striped skirt, and black flats. The girl on the right is

This Japanese girl and guy posed for our street fashion photo at the end of Cat Street in the Shibuya area of Tokyo. The bearded guy is wearing a knit cap, layered t-shirts, jeans, and brown shoes. He is also

These two cute Japanese girls posed for our street fashion photo in Shibuya. The girl on the left is wearing a black vest over a Mickey Mouse t-shirt, a checkered skirt that has a belt with a huge bow, and

These three Japanese skaters were spotted on Meiji Dori in the Shibuya area of Tokyo. They were fun and friendly, as you can likely guess from the pictures! As far as fashion goes: the guy on the left is wearing

Tokyo street fashion photo of two girls on Cat Street in Harajuku. These two Japanese girls on Cat Street were wearing t-shirt dresses (or are they tunics?) and hats. The girl on the left's dress is striped, and the girl