Harajuku

In episode six of the i-Dentity podcast, we explore how a 90s movement from a small neighbourhood in Tokyo changed street fashion forever.

From rare Hysteric Glamour denim to 90s Walter van Beirendonck grails, here are the must-cop pieces currently available on the resale platform.

The Taiwanese brand draws inspiration from Surrealist art, fetishwear and Harajuku fashion.

In these portraits Hordur Ingason​ captures a contemplative new generation of Tokyo youth.

Kiwi eye pads to Kawaii contact lenses, snail slime face masks to face lift corsets: Mancunian make-up maverick Lucy Bridge examines Japanese beauty trends.

The store will also be selling super vintage issues of the defunct mag.

Shoichi Aoki, the editor of the pioneering Japanese street style magazine, sounds off on the future of Tokyo style.

A new book charts the Japanese retailer-cum-design-collective’s unique legacy by compiling four decades of its most exciting collaborative efforts (plus, interviews with Sofia Coppola, Nigo, and Sacai’s Chitose Abe).

The legendary magazine publishes its last issue, citing a lack of stylish individuals to photograph. Where does this leave the state of street fashion in Japan?

Introducing Harajuku’s stylish community of shop staff, and exploring their influence on style in Japan.

A quick Q&A with the multi-talented style star on Pokémon, Harajuku, and hanging with Rihanna.

Meet the Insta-idol who runs cult Tokyo record store Big Love.