Tag: scarf

This Japanese girl with short blonde hair is Nanae, a 23-year-old beautician. Her outfit includes a vintage denim dress with ruffle trim and a Nordic-style sweater, both from used clothing shops. She's also wearing a handmade crochet scarf with long

This cute and colorful Japanese girl is 21-year-old Kyo-chan. When we ran into her in Harajuku, Kyo-chan told us that she works in the fashion industry. Kyo-chan's bold outfit features a top with a huge frog on it under a

Ai is a 22-year-old beautician that we photographed in Harajuku. She's wearing a short skirt and jacket, both from Metal Addiction, with an ethnic print scarf. Her unique boots trimmed with fabric and fur are from Brother. She's carrying a

Here's a couple that we met in Shinjuku who we felt did a good job at expressing their individual taste through their style choices. Both are beauticians and 20 years old. The cute girl on the right is Maiko. Her

We saw these two cute girls in Shinjuku and recognized the girl on the right with her hair styled in twin odango buns as 21-year-old Wakana, who we photographed almost a year ago in Harajuku. Here she's wearing a long

This stylish and smiley 21-year-old girl who we met in Shinjuku is named Hisaka. Her all black outfit strikes a strong contrast against the colorful outfits that we often photograph. Hisaka is wearing a long slim dress from H&M with

This cute girl with twin buns in her hair is Rina, an 18-year-old student with a whimsical sense of style. She's wearing a vintage floral print dress from a used clothing store and a plaid blazer with an added fur

It's Fall in Harajuku and these girls are dressed for the season. On the left in a gray Fedora hat is Kaho, a 19-year-old student. She's wearing a gray MacPhee jacket that she bought at the Tomorrowland shop with a

Here are two cute college students that we photographed in Harajuku. The gorl on the right with a brown derby hat and Olympus camera around her neck is 20-year-old Rino. She's wearing a white cotton blouse and a blue paisley

Here's an indie Japanese fashion designer who we ran into in Harajuku. His name is Hidetaka, and his Saitama-based shop is called Kasai Shouten. Hidetaka is wearing a blazer of his own design with graphics of the male and female