Tag: t-shirt

This is Miho, a 21-year old Japanese student. Miho may - or may not - be twins with our previous street snap Maho. Miho and Maho were hanging out together when we spotted them in Harajuku, and they gave us

Setsuko is the same 16-year-old Goth girl that we've featured here a few weeks ago. In these photos she's dressed in head-to-toe black in a graphic t-shirt, black leather corset, gauze skirt, lacy socks and wedge sandals. Her t-shirt is

This is Mayu, a 20-year-old beauty school student. She's wearing a simple but stylish outfit that includes a gold t-shirt from Zara and blue cuffed pants from H&M. Her black suede platform shoes are from Top Shop (which she told

This is Ryoma, a 22-year-old specialty school student. Ryoma is wearing a black jacket over a graphic black t-shirt (with a dripping Chanel logo) from Happy John with black leggings and black Dr. Martens boots. Accessories from monomania and other

This is Haruka, a 17-year-old student. When we spotted her in Harajuku we had to get some photos of her fresh style. She's wearing an eye-catching Honeytrap graphic t-shirt from RNA over pleated blue shorts from Wego. Accessories from the

Supi, a 21-year-old college student, is wearing a unique felt hat that has the impression of a face in the crown. She's also wearing a lingerie camisole top from Cabane de Zucca over a blue t-shirt. Her loose-fitting dotted pants

This stylish guy is a 19-year-old Japanese student who goes by the name Bigkinboy. We met him on the street in Harajuku. Bigkinboy's colorful outfit, which he purchased at the hip Tokyo select shop Radd Lounge, features a fire-print shirt,

The world of Japanese fashion is often marked by numerous mysterious micro-trends that the rational mind cannot explain. For example, take the current popularity of Batman and the Bat-logo among Japanese girls which often leads to baffling images such as

Sae is a 17-year-old student with blonde and green hair who's incorporated a sense of humor into her outfit in the form of a t-shirt from MeMe's Park that says "Let's bury the hatchet." Yes, that's an actual toy hatchet

Here's an awesome Japanese guy with rainbow-colored hair who you might recognize as 19-year-old Yumaronta, the drummer for the Japanese rock band Broken Doll. Yumaronta has a very unique sense of style, which is why we've photographed him several times