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A portrait in the Japanese <n>gyaru</n> street style.

Model <n>Tsubasa Masuwaka</n> and <n>Hello Kitty</n> on the November 2007 cover of <n>Popteen</n> magazine.

Cover art for <n>NoWayTanzo</n>'s 2023 single, <n>Boy Slow Down!</n>.

A <n>cyberpunk</n> editorial for Japanese brand <n>Fotus</n>.

Characters <n>Nana Osaki</n> and <n>Nana Komatsu</n> from <n>Ai Yazawa</n>'s manga <n>Nana</n>, featuring <n>Vivienne Westwood</n> designs.

<n>Thelma Aoyama</n> and <n>Nicole Fujita</n> for <n>Shibuya 109</n>'s 90s Gyaru fashion event in 2018.

<n>Kawamura Ayano</n> and <n>Takeuchi Akari</n> for <n>So-en</n> magazine, November 2020.

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Women in the <n>Tsuyome Gyaru</n> style, a Japanese fashion subculture from the mid-to-late 2000s.

A 1990s photograph of two women embodying the Japanese <n>Gyaru</n> subculture.

Album cover for the single <n>Toyoko Kids</n> by artists <n>Lil Mavis</n> and <n>CcP</n>.

<n>Cyberpunk</n> fashion from the late '90s Harajuku scene by <n>Masahiro Saito</n> for his brand <n>Fötus</n>.

Actress <n>Erika Sawajiri</n> in a promotional still for <n>Helter Skelter</n> (2012), directed by <n>Mika Ninagawa</n>.

Model <n>pp_p_pumpkin</n> in Shibuya. Photo by <n>缶</n>.

Two women in Gyaru fashion, including pieces by <n>Alba Rosa</n> and <n>Miss Lei</n>, in Shibuya, summer 2000.

A <n>maximalist</n> poster for the fictional <n>Morto Gvng</n> magazine by graphic designer <n>Yoan Putra</n>.

Yoan Putra's maximalist graphic and typeface design is bursting with raw energy

Model <n>Yumachi</n> in a <n>Tsuyome Gyaru</n> look for <n>egg</n> magazine, featuring an accessory from <n>Egoist</n>.

An example of <n>Lolita fashion</n> featuring <n>wrist cuffs</n> and <n>sock toppers</n>.