Tag: japanese models

Ema and Eri and they're twin sisters who we met in Harajuku. They're 18 years old and they're reader models. Both of them told us they're fans of Exile. Ema is the one pictured to the left, in a white

Summer is in full swing in Japan! That means hot weather and lots of fun things going on around Tokyo. Summer is also one of the few times of year when you're likely to see lots of kimono/yukata on the

Here are three awesome gyaru who we met in Harajuku. Since early May, when several major Shibuya brands opened up shops in the building that took the place of the old Gap Harajuku, we've seen an increase in gyaru on

Here are two stylish and cute Japanese artists and models who we snapped in Harajuku. On the left is Ring Kato. He told us he is a "creator and visual artist" as well as a model featured in CHOKiCHOKi and

Here are two stylish and cute young women who fans of Japanese fashion know very well: it's Ami & Aya! Ami & Aya are twins who rose to fame as models before becoming producers of their own fast-rising fashion brand,

"Harajuku Kawaii" is not just a phrase describing the lifestyle of denizens in Tokyo's most fashionable neighborhood. It's also the name of an event packed with fashion, music and fun taking place in Tokyo several times a year. Harajuku Kawaii

The countdown to kawaii has begun! On December 9th, Rune Boutique will make its world debut at the Royal/T Cafe in Los Angeles. The event's organizers came together in Tokyo this week to officially introduce the Rune Boutique concept to

In early August, one of Tokyo's biggest gyaru (and gyaru-o) events of the year was held at Shibuya O-East. Almost 2,000 girls and guys styled in full-on Shibuya hair, fashion, and makeup - along with many of the top names

When Tokyo entertainment and model management company AsobiSystem throws a party, they don't mess around. Their recent 4th Anniversary celebration - dubbed the "Harajuku Kawaii" party" - included the appearance of over 50 Japanese models, fashion shows by some of

While walking in Harajuku and Shibuya over the weekend, we stumbled across something very strange. A large group of bald Japanese models walking around together in short dresses with a camera crew. Needless to say, these girls were causing mayhem