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21 de dez. de 2018 · Beginning in the late 1990s, gothic lolitas —overwhelmingly young women in their teens and twenties, and overwhelmingly girly in their outsized bows, platform Mary Jane shoes, and petticoated skirts—stood out as defiantly, bizarrely out of place and time on the Tokyo street scene, all bright white and concrete in Harajuku, a built-up postwar nei...
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Gothic Lolita (ゴスロリ) is a style of Lolita that is primarily influenced by victorian-inspired Goth styles. The style was popularized by Mana, a japanese musician.
Silhouette
Gothic Lolita follows the basic Lolita silhouette. Bell skirts, JSKs, and dresses are usually worn with bell-shaped petticoats to give them the classic "cupcake" shape. Gothic Lolita may also follow the more "Classic" silhouette that uses an A-line petticoat rather that a bell-shaped one, to give coordinates a more mature, elegant appearance.
Motifs
Common motifs in Gothic Lolita often include crosses or religious themes, bats, skulls, coffins, chandeliers, deep red roses, and castles. Darker colors, such as black, navy and royal blue, maroon, crimson, and deep purples are all common in Gothic Lolita. Black and white color combinations are somewhat taboo, but can be and have been done tastefully.
Hair and Makeup
Common hair includes straightened or curled hair left down, though pigtails are sometimes worn. Sausage curls are also worn with more over-the-top coordinates. Common makeup includes dark lipstick (in wine, red, deep purple or even dark brown), smokey or neatly defined eyes, and light blush, although as with all Lolita sub-styles the look remains fairly natural. Black lipstick is almost never worn. Though Gothic makeup is associated with a white powdered face, this is not very common in Lolita as it can be seen as too over-the-top. It's worth mentioning that a popular Gothic Lolita, Mana, is often seen with a very dramatic makeup, but this is not considered a "standard" look for the style.
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Gothic Lolita (ゴスロリ) is a style of Lolita that is primarily influenced by victorian-inspired Goth styles. The style was popularized by Mana, a Japanese musician. While Gothic Lolita is generally seen as substyle of Lolita fashion overseas, in Japan it is considered an own style that evolved...
2 de out. de 2023 · Lolita fashion is meant to make the wearer look innocent and youthful, but when it’s paired with the dark edge of goth culture, you are left with a much darker subculture of lolita- the gothic lolita. But, if you want to be goth lolita, either for life or through cosplay, this is the ultimate guide on how to be gothic lolita. Colors:
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Gothic lolita clothing features motifs such as crosses, bats, and coffins. The clothing also breaks out from purely black, revealing colors such as wine, royal blue, deep plum, white, silver and gold. RebelsMarket carries gothic lolita clothing at affordable prices, whether petite, regular, or plus size. It is important to know your style to ...
Gothic Lolita fashion is characterized by darker make-up and clothing. Red lipstick and smoky or neatly defined eyes, created using black eyeliner, are typical styles, although as with all lolita sub-styles the look remains fairly natural. Though Gothic make-up has been associated with a white-powdered face, this is usually ...
