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While out for a stroll along the Harajuku streets one evening, we came across this trio of girls whose individual sleek and chic street styles easily drew our attention. They are Meme, Yaroku and Moca. Sporting a boater hat perched

We me this trio of Japanese students - dressed in eye-catching black and aqua ensembles - on the street near Bunka Fashion College in Tokyo. At the left is Kanon, a 20-year-old student. She is dressed in a Zara polka

While out taking a leisurely stroll along a tree-lined street in Shinjuku, near Bunka Fashion College, we came upon this trio of girls whose street styles definitely stood out and caught our eye. At the left is Riona, an 18-year-old

We stumbled upon Kasumi, whose pink hair and striking outfit caught our attention while walking down the streets of Harajuku. The 18-year-old student donned her father’s printed button-down shirt, which she styled with a black-and-red kimono obi belt. Kasumi also

While walking along the streets of the Harajuku neighborhood, our eyes were caught by Ayane and Sakibon, who are both sporting interesting kimono fashion remake styles. At the left is Sakibon, an office worker. She is dressed in a dark

While walking along the street in Harajuku, Take caught our eye with her Japanese kimono style. Take is wearing a kimono with beige and white vertical stripes, from well known modern kimono designer, Mamechiyo. Take styled her kimono with a

We ran into kimono-wearing Urumi (a model) and Kenji (a model and choreographer), on the street in Harajuku. They are producers of the streetwear brand Fresh Anti Youth. Kenji is wearing a blue yukata with gorgeous fish and water illustration,

While we were walking on the street in Harajuku, our attention was caught by Ivan Cyrus, a 22-year-old welder wearing a traditional Japanese yukata. Blonde-haired Ivan's ensemble features a dark blue floral print yukata with a denim-like obi belt, geta

We met Keke Hisatsune (left, the Kekenoko-zoku Leader) and K. Enishi Asahi (right, a Kekenoko-zoku Sub-Leader) on the street in Harajuku. They are part of a performance art group called Kekenoko Zoku that is trying to bring back the famous

We spotted Miki, Usako and Emi on the street in Harajuku, all sporting kimono. At the left, Miki is wearing a vintage kimono that includes a pink and white kimono, pink obi belt, and a printed pink kimono jacket. Her