Tag: school uniform

In Harajuku, we came across Kaiya, an 18-year-old who works in KFC. Sporting a retro vintage street style and a brown bob, Kaiya is clad in a resale floral brocade blazer, which he paired with a white button-down shirt and

In Harajuku, we met with Lisa and Sayana, two 18-year-old students who easily caught our attention with their school uniform inspired street styles. At the left is Sayana, who is wearing a long sleeve white shirt from high school, which

Kenta (left) and Tatsuki (right) are 16 and 17-year-old students we met on the street in Harajuku. They caught our eye with their edgy streetwear looks. Let's take a closer look at their ensembles: At the left, Kenta is wearing

Japanese fashion brand NIIMI (previously known as Buccal Cone) has been a force on the streets of Harajuku for the last few years. Launched by young designer Takeru Niimi while he was working at the avant-garde Tokyo boutique Dog Harajuku,

Momo and Hana are 15-year old twins - wearing pink and blue matching styles - who we met on the street in Harajuku. The twins wore matching outfits - inspired by young Japanese student wear - which consisted of long

Haruka and Otoha - two students in glasses, striped jackets, and Japanese school uniforms - caught our eye on the street in Harajuku. Haruka - with short hair on the left - is 17. She's wearing her Adidas jacket with

This is Rina, a 17-year-old Japanese student we recently met in Harajuku. Rina is wearing a very cute Japanese school uniform with a pleated plaid skirt, white shirt and red tie. Her backpack is green and her brown loafers are

Nata and Sato@310 are two Japanese high school students who we met on the street in Harajuku. Nata - on the left - is wearing a galaxy print Japanese sailor uniform with star socks and flats. Accessories include a Sailor

Mamichu is a friendly 18-year-old girl who we met on the street in Harajuku after dark. Her pink and blonde hair is the first thing that caught our eye. Mamichu's gyaru-friendly look includes a Japanese school uniform with the traditional

Antic Cafe (known as "An Cafe" to their fans) is one of the most popular oshare-kei bands in Japan. They are especially popular with Harajuku kids, and the band themselves have referred to their style of music as "Harajuku dance