Tag: Leopard Print Coat

Uri is a Japanese information technologies professional who we often see around the streets of Harajuku. In addition to his blue-silver hair, Uri's look features a leopard print jacket from Mitake's Closet over a Betty's Blue top, Sexy Dynamite London

This is Yuu - a 17-year-old student wearing a mostly black outfit with a beret - who we spotted in Harajuku. Her animal print jacket is from Fight while her maxi dress with resale skirt is a resale item. Her

Sai is a girl wearing a black outfit with animal print accents who we spotted in Harajuku. She is 22 years old and she's a student. Her leopard coat is a resale, worn over an American Apparel dress and black

Yama is a longtime fixture of the Harajuku streets fashion scene. She has her own unique sense of style and has an effortless cool that just works. She works at the famous independent Harajuku footwear shop Tokyo Bopper. Yama's hair

You is a Bunka Fashion College student and aspiring Japanese singer who we have been street-snapping in Harajuku for well over a year now. Her look includes a long leopard print coat from the popular Harajuku resale shop Kinji with

Here's a friendly girl who we photographed near LaForet Harajuku. Even in the dark, her bright pink hairstyle caught our eye instantly. She's wearing a cherry print headscarf with a leopard print coat, a black top, belted denim shorts, star-print

Here is a friendly eye-catching duo we spotted in Shibuya. Judging by the bags they were carrying, it's probably a safe bet we caught them at the end of a day of fashion shopping. The guy with the Shibuya-friendly hairstyle

We photographed this stylish Japanese girl near Shibuya 109 on a not-too-cold afternoon in January of 2011. She's wearing a large leopard (or cheetah) print coat along with a black dress, patterned black stockings, and black heels. Accenting the v-neck

We ran into these three cute and friendly leopard-print-wearing Japanese girls while walking down Cat Street in Harajuku. It's not the first time we've seen them, either. If you remember last month's feature on the LaForet Harajuku Grand Bazar, a