Tag: kimono

We've met Tsumire several times over the last year (in both Shinjuku & Harajuku), and every time she's impressed us with an eye catching outfit. Here she is last year and this autumn. She is now 23 and a student.

Here's Minori, a super friendly Japanese artist/designer who attracts a lot of attention wherever shes goes. She stands out even in Harajuku! Minori is a well-known personality in Tokyo's Shiro-Nuri (white painted skin) subculture. Minori has been featured in Japanese

Tokyo's hot humid summer weather can be brutal. The Harajuku Fashion Walk crew decided that the best way to escape the heat was to throw a big summer-themed party inside of a nice cool air conditioned club. The party, held

Meet Ruru, a friendly 18-year-old Japanese college student who we street snapped in Harajuku. Ruru's purple-streaked hair & kimono-inspired gothic fashion stood out when we spotted her walking down the street. Ruru is wearing a pretty remake (remade/customized from an

Here's someone who many of you will recognize right away - it's Maro! Maro is 20 years old and he is both the drummer for the Japanese rock band Broken Doll, and one of the designers for the Japanese fashion

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,

Here are three stylish girls who we ran into while crossing Omotesando Dori in Harajuku. The girl on the left is someone who we see around Harajuku all of the time - it's Harue! We thought it was awesome that

Here's a couple that we photographed in Harajuku. The cute blonde girl on the right is Kinoko, a café staff member. She's wearing a pink kimono and a white fox fur stole. Her shoes are Uggs slippers that she bought

Here's Mayu, a fun Japanese girl who works at the hip Harajuku kimono shop Tokyo135°. The pretty kimono that Mayu is wearing, along with her obi, geta sandals, and all of her accessories are from - not surprisingly - Tokyo135°.

Here's a guy wearing Japanese cybergoth/cyberpunk fashion who we spotted on the street in Harajuku. When we first noticed him (we were walking behind him), we thought he was wearing a kimono! His inspired-by-traditional-Japanese-fashion floor-length black outfit is accessorized with