Tag: tote bag

This is Yana, a 22 year old guy with white hair and a Kangol bucket hat who we've snapped many times before in Harajuku. He is wearing an oversized logo-print top from the underground brand DAMAGE with a long Galaxxxy

Yurako is a 20-year-old student who caught our eye on the street in Harajuku after dark. Yurako's wearing a pink dress from the popular Tokyo resale shop The Virgin Mary with sherbet colored stockings and purple platform sandals. Accessories include

Mepura and Creamy Sauce are two of Harajuku most well known decoras. They are also big fans of the Japanese manga Kuroko no Basuke (Kuroko's Basketball), as you can see from their outfits. Mepura's second bag is covered in badges

Mika Ninagawa is best known globally for her vividly colored photography, but she has also expanded into movie making and, more recently, fashion design. The artist has a rock star following with young women in Japan. Her exhibitions draw big

Shizuku is a 20-year-old college student with a cute bob hairstyle who we street snapped in Harajuku. Her look features a graphic heart-print cardigan from Emoda over a white ribbed Forever 21 top, a pleated skirt from American Apparel, white

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

Shoshipoyo and Yana are two of the most "next level" guys on the streets of Harajuku over the last year. They always stand out, as you probably know from our numerous snaps of them. Shoshipoyo - with pink braids on

Yana had white hair and a HUF pompom beanie - as well as a colorful outfit - when we ran into him in Harajuku this time. He's wearing a Keith Haring t-shirt from Dog Harajuku with ripped jeans from Pin

This is Asahi, a 20-year-old student we recently met in Harajuku. Asahi's wearing a skeleton cat printed t-shirt from Undercover with Uniqlo shorts and a colorful tote bag. Her platforms are from Buffalo, worn with white and black socks. Asahi

Sumi - who we often see in Harajuku - is one of the owners of the Japanese indie fashion brand/vintage shop Prismic Prism. When we met Sumi on the street this time, she was wearing a resale flower print long