Two celebrity fashion pop-ups to check out in Tokyo right now

If you’re coming to Tokyo, it’s probably safe to say you’ll end up on a shopping spree. The city’s incredible retail scene is packed with everything from cutting-edge fashion to the hottest design collabs. And if you’re here this October, there are two new pop-ups worth checking out. From the massive NikeSkims shop to the latest On x Zendaya collection, here’s what you need to know.

NikeSkims Harajuku pop-up

Kim Kardashian’s Skims has teamed up with Nike on a line of functional, workout-focused fashion, which you can now shop in person at a special pop-up on Harajuku’s Cat Street until November 3. The shop carries a wide range of pieces from the collection, including leggings, tops, bras and accessories, many of which feature a shiny satin-like material perfect for autumn and winter. The pop-up also carries the popular take on the Nike Rift, the brand’s tabi-style sneaker.

Along with the shop, there’s also a NikeSkims Café just a minute away from the pop-up. The café is only open until October 12, but it’s worth stopping by for a quick matcha, hojicha and wagashi.

The pop-up is located at 5-16-13 Jingumae, Shibuya. and is open from 11am to 8pm daily. The café is located at 5-11-1 Jingumae, Shibuya and is open from 11am to 7pm (until Oct 12).

On x Zendaya Ginza pop-up

Fresh off two blockbuster films, the latest Spider-Man and The Odyssey, Zendaya is still going strong business-wise, too, now with her second collaboration with Swiss sportswear brand On. Developed in collaboration with the actress and her savvy stylist Law Roach, known for dressing Zendaya in some of her most jaw-dropping red-carpet looks, the collection takes inspiration from classic action movies. It features elevated takes on everyday sportswear, with playful details including python and camouflage prints.

Catch the pop-up until October 28 at the On Flagship Store in Ginza (4-3-1 Ginza, Chuo), open from 11am to 8pm daily.

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