Tag: ribbon

Sayo is a twin-tailed girl we recently met in Harajuku. She is wearing a polka dot red dress from the Harajuku kawaii brand Nile Perch, with a sailor collar, and wooden platform cross-strap shoes from Catherine Cottage. Her look also includes

Aki is a cutely styled 17-year-old resale shop staffer from Hiroshima who we met on the street in Harajuku. Aki's look features a furry sweater from the Japanese brand Frapbois with a cute I Am I collar, plaid shorts from

Rinalee is an 18-year-old high school student who we often see around the streets of Harajuku. Her coordinates are always extremely cute. This time, she had her hair plaited in pink-tipped twin braids. Rinalee's look here features a fuzzy lavender

This is Ameko, a girl with a super cute Lolita-esque style (featuring twin tails and pastels) who we spotted in Harajuku. She told us that she is the designer of the indie Japanese fashion brand Merry Go Round - and

This is Urarabbit, a 20-year-old shop staff who we met in Harajuku. She is wearing a cute pink outfit and was kind enough to sit for a few snaps. Her pink sweatshirt reads "Feel the rhythm of today" and it's

Chun is a vintage shop staffer with pastel hair and vivid blush who we often see around Harajuku. She has her own unique sense of personal style that is partially inspired by Tokyo's cult party kei subculture. Chun is wearing

When we met this student on the famous Cat Street in Harajuku, she told us that her nickname is Chan Chaka Chan - just like the Kyary Pamyu Pamyu song title! Chan Chaka Chan is wearing a lavender hat over

Shizuka is a dental assistant whose pretty Japanese lolita look caught our eye on the street near LaForet Harajuku. Shizuka's dress and bonnet - which feature a playing cards motifs and appears to be called "Wonder Queen" - are from

Ami is a friendly pastel-loving girl with pink-tipped hair who we met on the street in Harajuku. Her look features a Nile Perch dress with teddy bears and ribbon under a pink bomber jacket, white tights, pink socks (with white

We caught up with Japanese shironuri artist Minori when she was on her way to Christmas party with friends in Harajuku. In addition to the usual end-of-year celebrations, Christmas is a special day for Minori - because it's her birthday!