Tag: kimono

Kumamiki is a 23-year-old designer who you probably remember from our recent Harajuku Fashion Experience kimono video . When we snapped Kuma this time, she had mint green hair (although she's already changed colors again since the photos were taken).

The Circus Harajuku is a socks and footwear boutique that opened this spring on the famous Cat Street in Urahara (the backstreets of Harajuku). In addition to selling cute mismatched socks and a unique selection of boots, The Circus has

We've already published a report on this summer's Candy Pop kimono show and fashion party in Tokyo. Now we want to show you our fashion snaps from the show. We were lucky to get snaps of Japanese models Haruka Kurebayashi,

One of Tokyo's biggest summer fireworks festivals took place on Saturday night - the 2013 Jingu Gaien Fireworks Festival! The Jingu Gaien Fireworks are launched from Sendagaya, so the streets of nearby Harajuku and Aoyama come to life with thousands

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

Modern Harajuku street style meets traditional Japanese fashion on June 29th at the Candy Pop Summer Party in Tokyo. The centerpiece of the party is a fashion show featuring eyeball-print kimono from gothic Japanese fashion brand Edge of Darkness -

Look who we found in Harajuku - it's indie Japanese fashion designer Kumamiki! Kuma is always fun and she always dresses in her own unique kawaii style. We ran into Kuma during the latest Harajuku Fashion Walk in Tokyo (more

Aya is 21 and she's a company employee. We loved her colorful, traditional-inspired look and stopped her on the street in Harajuku for a few pics. The kimono she is wearing is actually a hand-me-down from her grandmother, in black

To say that Ichika stood out of the crowd walking down the street in Harajuku would be a little bit of an understatement. When we approached her and spoke to her, we found out that her personal style is "Kandi

The second Monday of each new year is Coming of Age Day (Seijin no Hi) in Japan. This holiday is a celebration of Japanese young people who are making the transition from childhood/adolescence into adulthood. Young men and women who