Tag: knit sweater

Here's a stylish Japanese girl whose beige color palette - including her makeup - caught our attention right away. Her outfit features a beige coat over a knit sweater, a beige belted sheer skirt, stockings, and platform shoes from Tokyo

This is Kanae, a 23-year-old fashion university student who we met in Harajuku. Kanae is wearing a floral and knit jacket from Theatre Products over a sweater, a black Topshop skirt, white stockings, blue socks, and platform Converse All Star

Here's a stylish blonde Japanese girl named Rieko who we met in Harajuku. Rieko works for the Ami & Aya-produced fashion brand Jouetie. Rieko is wearing a layered outfit - featuring items from Glad News and various Tokyo resale shops

Here's a smiley Japanese girl who we photographed on the street in Shibuya. Her bowler hat, braids, and big glasses combo are what first caught our attention. Her outfit is built around a long warm-looking black-and-white ribbed knit sweater. In

Here are two cute girls who we ran into on Center Street in Shibuya. Interestingly, Kyary Pamyu Pamyu's song "Tsukema Tsukeru" was playing over the Center Street loudspeakers while we shot these snaps! The girl on the left first caught

Here is a super-cute Harajuku personality who many of you will recognize instantly - it's Kumamiki! Besides having her own brand (Party Baby) and modeling for Spinns Harajuku, Kuma is also one of the organizers of the Harajuku Fashion Walk.

Here's someone who we are always super happy to run into in Harajuku - it's Coi! Not only is Coi a style icon in Harajuku (her snaps have been published in many cool Japanese fashion magazines), she's also the owner

Here is the always-awesome Minami from one of Harajuku's most famous footwear shops, Tokyo Bopper. Like the rest of the Tokyo Bopper family, we see Minami frequently around the streets of Harajuku. Whenever we spot her, we find ourselves impressed

Here are two fun and friendly Harajuku girls named Marina & Maimai wearing extra-colorful fashion with decora touches. Decora used to be a common site on the streets of Harajuku, but these days we don't see as much of it.

Here are two fun and cutely dressed Japanese girls we ran into on the street in Harajuku. [One of our readers pointed out that the girl on the right is the Japanese fashion blogger Ainyan!] When we shoot snaps, it