Tag: lolita

Here are two cute girls who embody the independent spirit of Harajuku fashion. The girl on the left with gray hair is Nakiduki, a 22-year-old college student. All of the items in her outfit except her Dr. Martens boots are

Here's a friendly 17-year-old Japanese lolita named Aki who we met on the street in Harajuku. Aki's red tartan dress caught our attention when we first spotted her. Aki's outfit features the red tartan Baby The Stars Shine Bright JSK/dress

Here are two smiley Japanese sweet lolitas who we met on the street in Harajuku. Both girls were very friendly - so friendly, in fact, that they were nice enough to stop and pose for pictures every time someone asked

Here are two friendly 17-year-old Japanese lolitas that we met on the street in Harajuku. On the left, dressed in green with a flower-adorned bonnet, is Rose. On the right, dressed in blue with a heart-shaped handbag, is Satomi. Rose

In late November, the 7th Harajuku Fashion Walk took place in Tokyo. The fall edition of the event brought out lots of fun and colorfully dressed Japanese girls and guys, as well as a few international participants. A number of

Harajuku Fashion Walk is an event with which regular readers of TokyoFashion.com are very familiar. In addition to reporting on several of the main Harajuku Fashion Walk events, we had a great time last month at the Harajuku Fashion Walk

Meet Kopyorin, a 19-year-old Japanese girl with a great hairstyle who we ran into in Shinjuku. The abundance of cute bows throughout her outfit (literally from head to toe) is what made us decide to approach her for street snaps.

Young Tokyoites in colorful costumes - both creepy and cute - celebrated Halloween at the Harajuku Fashion Walk-produced "FUNtasy Halloween Night Party" at club Milky Way in Shibuya. We were lucky enough to be invited to the party and last

Halloween may not yet be as popular in Japan as it is in the West, but more and more people here celebrate the spooky holiday every year. One of the reasons that Japanese people love Halloween is the same reason

Harajuku is famous around the world for its colorful-crazy-and-fun fashion scene. Even in Harajuku, though, you don't often see a group of fifty girls and guys dressed up in candy colors (fairy kei, punk, Harajuku brands, handmade, Lolita & other