Tag: knee socks

Mepura and Creamy Sauce are two of Harajuku most well known decoras. They are also big fans of the Japanese manga Kuroko no Basuke (Kuroko's Basketball), as you can see from their outfits. Mepura's second bag is covered in badges

We spotted these two Kotoe and Yuriko Tiger in Harajuku, when they were wearing pastels and all black respectively. Kotoe Suicide - pictured here to the right - is 20 and she works arubaito. She is wearing a gothic look

This is Ameko, a girl with a super cute Lolita-esque style (featuring twin tails and pastels) who we spotted in Harajuku. She told us that she is the designer of the indie Japanese fashion brand Merry Go Round - and

This is Natsu, a cute girl with bob and double buns hairstyle. Her red nautical two piece worn with round glasses easily caught our eye on the street in Harajuku. The sailor top and mini skirt are both resale items,

Shioka is a friendly Japanese shironuri who we street snapped on Omotesando Dori in Harajuku. Shioka's look includes a polka dot top with black sleeves, a red mini skirt, berry print knee high socks, and patent red flats. Accessories include

Mana and Ai are 18-year-old specialty students who we met in Harajuku. Mana is the one wearing all white, with strawberry blonde hair. She is wearing a floral t-shirt from G2? and a cardigan from Wonder Rocket with WEGO shorts.

Nori is an 18-year-old student who we have been seeing around the streets of Harajuku for several years now. Her look here features a pink satin jacket from Nadia Harajuku with a cropped sweater from I am I over an

Mizuho and Yurika are a couple of sisters we often see in Harajuku. Both of them are wearing twin tails with bandanas, and they told us they work part time (arubaito). Mizuho is the taller one, and she's 21. She

Kolori is 22 and she works at a patisserie. She is wearing a pastel outfit and a faux fur cowl. Her top is Lily Brown, worn with a mini skirt, knee socks, and pastel coat. Her backpack (with a cute

Creamy Sauce and Narumi are two girls who are doing their part to keep the Japanese decora subculture alive. We see them both often in Harajuku, and their looks - like their personalities - are always super colorful and fun.