Pine Street - Capitol Hill, Seattle

A very Pike/Pine group.

BLVD Gallery - Belltown, Seattle

Jeffrey Eddy and Elvia Carreon at BLVD Gallery.

Cafe Presse - Capitol Hill, Seattle

Andrea Willcox and Brandon Lynne outside of Cafe Presse. I like the color mixed into both their outfits.

Naka Meguro, Tokyo

I saw him as I was leaving the Naka Meguro subway station. He has exactly the sort of style that made Naka Meguro the most laidback-cool place I saw of all three cities. It's a quiet neighborhood not far from Shibuya built along a canal with a bunch of beautiful shops and restaurants. It's where I'd want to live if I lived in Tokyo.

Downtown Seattle

Portland resident Brock Sadler and his son Pilot.

Shibuya, Tokyo

Perfectly Tokyo.

Pine Street - Capitol Hill, Seattle

Natasha Lady Krishna in a fabulous hat I spotted from a block away. She's the lead singer in local band Lady Krishna's Peppermint Lounge.

Shibuya, Tokyo

Three guys who know exactly what they're doing when it comes to personal style. Collectively, they epitomize my experience of walking around Shibuya, which was the best neighborhood for street fashion I've seen in any city I've visited so far. It's also only one of three photos I took while I was in Tokyo for five days. There's something so ingrained about the forwardness of fashion there, it felt weird to make it literal by asking for photos.

I found these guys outside Ragtag, which is a chain of secondhand clothing stores with an impressive stock of pre-owned Yohji, Prada, Chloe, and Marni, amongst many other high-end labels.

Broadway - Capitol Hill, Seattle

Sarah Davis outside the Crossroads on Broadway. I like the hat and double-layered shirts.

Shinsadong, Seoul

Two Westerners I happened to see on a street in Shinsadong. Quite certain they were models - one was from Iowa, the other from Australia.