Tag: streetwear

Eiji is a 16-year-old Japanese student who we often see around the streets of Harajuku. His look here mixes traditional Japanese fashion with ultra modern streetwear trends. Eiji's belted kimono is from a Tokyo vintage shop, worn over a long

While strolling along the street in Harajuku, we bumped into 26-year-old Peni Peni, who works in the money lending industry. Peni Peni's black fashion style features a black bomber jacket with a shark mouth print on the back and white

While at Bunka Fashion College in Tokyo, we came across this group of Japanese students sporting their own winter streetwear styles. They are, from left to right: 15-year-old Hiroto, 16-year-old Haruki, 17-year-old Katsuya, and 17-year-old Daiki. Let's take a closer

19-year-old Yo's vintage sourced Japanese streetwear style caught our eye on the campus of Bunka Fashion College in Tokyo. Yo's ensemble consists of vintage pieces including his vintage double breasted suit worn over a hoodie, and black sneakers from Japanese

RAW - who we often see around the streets of Harajuku - is a student at the famous Japanese fashion school Bunka Fashion College. He is 19 years old. On this day, RAW was wearing a sweatshirt and pants by

While walking along the busy street in Harajuku, we met Iori, an 18-year-old student and Ryuma, a 20-year-old freelance stylist. At the left, Iori is wearing a vintage look which consists of a green suit with stripes, a red button

Megumi is a 14-year-old Japanese student who we often see around the streets of Harajuku. In addition to her pink hair, Megumi's look includes a resale tiger t-shirt over a white long sleeve shirt, Puma striped pants, and creepers. Accessories

Takuma is a 17-year-old hair stylist we met on the street in Harajuku. He caught our attention with his black outfit and red hair. Takuma's read and black outfit features an oversized black shirt, black skinny jeans, Dr. Martens boots,

Tomomi is an 18-year-old student who we regularly feature on our Harajuku street snaps. Today, Tomomi's ensemble features a yellow Chaps Ralph Lauren vest over a vintage black long sleeve shirt, Open the Door denim shorts, vintage knee-high lace up

Lee Hyo Jin is the CEO of the popular-in-Tokyo Korean streetwear brand Open The Door. We were lucky to spot her on the street in Harajuku. Lee Hyo Jin is wearing a white Stussy sweatshirt with Open The Door wide