Tag: Panda

Mow and Ashiyan are two friendly Japanese girls who we met on the street in Harajuku. Their fashion looks very much like Harajuku decora style, but they aren't wearing the traditional decora hair clips. Mow - on the left -

Nalumi is 19 years old, and she's a student. We noticed her colorful outfit and lilac hair on the street in Harajuku. Nalumi is wearing a polka dot coat/sweater from Harajuku resale shop Kinji over a smiley face top from

Takumi is 17 years old, and he's a student. When we talked to him in Harajuku, he told us that his look is made up of mostly resale items. Takumi's shirt, cable knit sweater, skirt and silver clutch were all

Many of you will recognize MaiMai, one of Harajuku's most well known decora girls! We were lucky to run into Mai Mai on Takeshita Dori this time. In addition to her pink and blue twintails hairstyle, MaiMai's rainbow look features

Haruka Kurebayashi is a Japanese model who appears regularly in Kera Magazine, a designer who creates her own accessories, a painter who appears at the Pop N Cute parties in Tokyo, and an all-around Harajuku style icon. She is also

Meet Nozomi, a Japanese high school student with a colorful decora style who we met in Harajuku. Her Harajuku decora look features lots of hair clips and a panda mask on her head, as well as flower stickers on the

Elleanor is friendly and stylish fashion student and indie designer who works at one of Harajuku's most popular resale shops. Last time we snapped her, Elleanor had a short bob with purple tips. This time, her bob hairstyle is accented

These two friendly Harajuku kids are Tom & Aimi. When we met them, they were hanging out with Junnyan (the organizer of Harajuku Fashion Walk) on the street in Harajuku. Tom is wearing a sailor-collar jacket with a tartan skirt

Harajuku Anna is a Japanese artist with a cute and colorful bob hairstyle who we spotted near LaForet. Longtime readers might remember her from our previous Harajuku street snaps back in 2010! Harajuku Anna is wearing a black acid wash

Here's a friendly and eye-catching Japanese shironuri who we met on the street in Harajuku. Her name is Yuge, and her style mixes elements of kawaii panda-ness with classical Pierrot fashion. A distinctly Japanese touch is the red randoseru backpack.