Tag: monochrome

Japanese drummer Yusuke caught our eye in Harajuku wearing a monochrome street style. His long hooded coat with a huge white contrast zipper is by Maison Mihara Yasuhiro worn over a Mihara Yasuhiro net top, Sub-Age pants, and Adidas Tubular

While walking around the streets of Harajuku, 18-year-old student Kaito caught our eye with his graphic black and white ensemble. Kaito's look features a KTZ graphic top under a jacket and long shorts from the Taiwanese streetwear brand DVMVGE (Damage),

On the street in Harajuku, we spotted Hideya and were amazed by his traditional look, wagasa umbrella, and tall wooden geta sandals. Hideya is wearing a grey pinstriped hakama, a brown kimono, an olive green embroidered coat, black socks and

Sato (18) and Mana (17) are two Japanese students - with a love of minimalist monochrome fashion - who we met on the street in Harajuku. Sato is wearing a Yohji Yamamoto jacket with Yohji Yamamoto cropped pants and Lad

We met 17-year-old student Rune in the street in Harajuku. She is wearing a minimalist monochromatic ensemble. Rune's minimalist look features vintage/resale pieces, a black maxi coat from Max Mara, a blue handbag from Coach, white socks and Dr. Martens

Gaku, Yosuke, and Keito are three Japanese teens who caught our eye with monotone street styles in Harajuku at night. Gaku - on the left - is wearing a white KTZ "United" yin-yang t-shirt over a KTZ hoodie, Rick Owens

Pyon is a 19-year-old student who caught our eye on the street in Harajuku with a black and white ensemble. Pyon's black and white minimalist outfit features a white sweatshirt from Andersson Bell, black M.Y.O.B pants, white socks and black

Lemon is a 15-year-old student who we often see around the streets of Harajuku. Her last street style snap was published in September. Lemon's black and white ensemble features a white button down shirt from Shimamura, a black pleated skirt

While in Harajuku, we met Satoshi and Shunya, 18 and 19-year-old students at a nearby university. They looked striking in black and white monochrome street styles. Let's have a closer look at their ensembles: On the right, Satoshi's look features

Japanese designer Michiko Koshino - known worldwide for her avantgarde 1980s and 1990s streetwear designs under the "Michiko London" brand name - has announced a limited edition collaboration collection with Korean streetwear brand NONA9ON (Nonagon). NONA9ON is produced by YG