What is Gothic Lolita Fashion?

Gothic Lolita Fashion is a style developed in the Japanese youth culture that combines Lolita Fashion, inspired by Victorian and Edwardian styles, with Gothic aesthetics. Gothic styles Lolita are usually sports teenage girls in Japan, although fashion has small consequences in other countries, especially among fans of Japanese culture. The style was popularized by the Moi-Même-Moitié fashion house, founded in 1999 and the magazine Gothic & Lolita Bible

Lolita fashion simulates the appearance of Victorian dolls, often with a short Crinoline skier. Accessories may include parasols, large bows or small hats and teddy bears or dolls. Gothic Lolita differs from other lolita styles using black and white as the main colors and integration of goth images such as Gothic architecture, crosses, bats, etc. Gothic can also appear other dark colors such as gray, purple and dark blue -alley, but black and white is the most common color scheme. Those who wear GothicU Lolic, also wears darker and more dramatic make -up than those who watch other fashion lolita.

6 Girls watching Gothic Lolita style can watch a certain lifestyle based partly on perceived Victorian plague. For example, they can negotiate with a demuran, observe tall tea and develop hobbies such as embroidery. For many, however, Gothic lolita is simply a dress style.

Under the umbrella of Gothic Lolita there are several podfashions. Shirorori, or White Lolita, consists of all white clothes, while curerori or Black Lolita, uses full -time clothes. Punk Lolita incorporates punk elements such as Plaid and safety pins. gurorori, or gory Lolita, consists of an emergency or injured appearance, often uses bandages.