Tag: kimono

While on the Harajuku street, we came across Meiji, a 20-year-old who works at a hair salon. He caught our eye with his Japanese kimono style. Meiji's look consists of a black yukata with pleated skirt under a floral print

Merica is a 17-year-old student whose colorful fun street style caught our eye in Harajuku. Merica is wearing a plaid blue kimono that she bought online with a Betty Boop obi that she remade herself, a yellow skirt from WEGO,

We ran into kimono-wearing Urumi (a model) and Kenji (a model and choreographer), on the street in Harajuku. They are producers of the streetwear brand Fresh Anti Youth. Kenji is wearing a blue yukata with gorgeous fish and water illustration,

While walking along the street in Harajuku, we met Joseph, a civil servant. He caught our attention with his interesting steampunk kimono fashion style. Joseph's look features a printed kimono shirt with lace and leather sleeves, a long pleated kimono

Leah Mcfly is a dancer and stylist whose colorful personal style caught our eye on the street in Harajuku. Leah is wearing a vintage Hello Kitty kimono jacket with a graphic top and leggings by EvaB Montreal, white heeled booties,

Tsumire is a Tokyo-based accessory designer who we have been following and street snapping for quite a few years now. Her adorable daughter Ivy was twinning with her when we met her in Harajuku this time. Tsumire and Ivy are

While we were walking on the street in Harajuku, our attention was caught by Ivan Cyrus, a 22-year-old welder wearing a traditional Japanese yukata. Blonde-haired Ivan's ensemble features a dark blue floral print yukata with a denim-like obi belt, geta

Cham is a 19-year-old Japanese fashion designer and model who we often see around the streets of Harajuku. His unique look mixes elements of goth with streetwear. Cham's outfit here features a vintage black yukata (kimono) jacket with a vintage

We met Keke Hisatsune (left, the Kekenoko-zoku Leader) and K. Enishi Asahi (right, a Kekenoko-zoku Sub-Leader) on the street in Harajuku. They are part of a performance art group called Kekenoko Zoku that is trying to bring back the famous

Catherine is a pink-haired designer who easily caught our eye on the street in Harajuku. Catherine's pretty Japanese yukata - featuring playing cards print - was purchased online. She wears it along with a vintage floral obi (with a front