Showing posts with label japanese fashion. Show all posts
Showing posts with label japanese fashion. Show all posts

Wednesday, October 19, 2016

Updates and RuffleCon!!

Hi cuties! It's been far too long since I've updated here! I apologize. I am in my last semester of university so I got busy quick! Anyways I went to RuffleCon this past weekend, a Japanese fashion convention for the alternate styles such as lolita, fairy kei, kawaii decora etc. I left Thursday morning with my lolita community and we arrived at around 6pm same day and left Sunday night. I will be making this event into a 4 blog series starting tomorrow since there was so much and so it's a nicer short read for you cuties!  This was my first time attending and I have to say I am very impressed with how it went. I've only been to anime conventions so this was a new experience to me! I definitely would love to continue going every year!



Thanks for reading!


Friday, February 5, 2016

New dress! Angelic Pretty: Milky-chan the Fawn One Piece


 Hi cuties! So I have been actively wearing lolita for less than a year now, but I have been into the fashion a bitbfor some years. Since wearing lolita, there has not been many prints that I have fallen for, BUT THERE ARE A FEW. I have obtained one of my dream dresses, which is also my first "brand" piece. The piece I purchased is Angelic Pretty's  Milky-chan the Fawn. I bought it in the black and pink colorway one piece.



the  brand
The dress came in nicely folded in the package. The dress is in really great condition, I have no complaints at all! :)

I plan on wearing this one piece at an anime convention I am attending in May. From now until then, I will be looking at how to make this coord really great and unique. I own several fawn necklaces and rings but the color wouldn't match. The dress actually has a built in petticoat which is really cool! The reason why I am in love with this print is because I am a fan of fawns. Since I was born basically, I have been introduced to Bambi. My first things were Bambi related and I still own them. So seeing this print was a must have for me. There are different colorways for this dress, I do also want to get the brown/pink version and the pink version. I fell in love with those colorways as well so hopefully one day I will have all three. For now there are other dresses I'd like to buy to continue building and upgrading my wardrobe. 

That's all for now cuties! Thank you for reading (*^▽^)/



print details
the whole dress!
trying out the dress


Thursday, September 10, 2015

Kawaii Decora?

Hello beauties!! Today I'd like to give you a short introduction to a different Japanese street fashion style, "Kawaii Decora". This literally means "cute decoration". This is a very common street fashion that you can see in Harajuku, Japan just about every day. So the whole point of this fashion is to be adorable as you can be. This fashion is more of the childish, fun and spunky side of you! I love this style so much because aside from wearing very adorable stuff, it doesn't have any rules like how in lolita fashion (which is what I normally wear & will explain what is exactly in a future post) does and you can make it to WHATEVER theme you want, and just be cute! You can express yourself in further with this style, and you can be as cute and crazy as you want!! Who doesn't want that!!?? (。♥‿♥。)

Saturday, September 5, 2015

ようこそ! Welcome! ¡Bienvenidos!

Hello beauties ! Yesterday I decided to make a place for the love of lolitas, loved by people of color. Unfortunately I do not see many dark skinned lolitas, and when I do it's so great! There are so many barriers and stereotypes surrounding dark skinned girls in the Japanese fashion culture. In Japanese fashion you only see lighter skinned models, barely any beauties of color. To be, frank dark skin is looked down upon in most Japanese fashion. There is practically no market for dark skinned models in Japanese fashion and that needs to change! I am not a model or anything of the sort I am just a girl whose passion to be a part of the culture shift towards more dark skinned girls in bows and frills and in overall Japanese fashion. I hope you find my future posts and stories to find the courage and inspiration to BE WHO YOU LOVE, HAVE COURAGE AND STRUT IT! (♥ω♥ ) ~♪