The Lolita Fashion Style

Although the Lolita fashion style is not mass-produced, many indies have opened up in different cities around the world. Some examples include the Baby shop in Paris, The Stars Shine Bright in San Francisco, and Angelic Pretty in Tokyo. Others are cult followings of nostalgic veterans. In the west, Lolita clothing is sold on sites such as Taobao and Spreenow. The secondhand market for Lolita is also booming, especially on Facebook Marketplace.

Empress Mary Antoinette

In France, Lolita fashion is based on the 18th century’s Victorian era, famous for the French empress Mary Antoinette. The styles are based on upper class women’s attire, and they feature a corset and fluffy frill. The hair is decorated with a crown or a flower, and the clothing is very voluminous. This style of clothing has captured the hearts of Japanese girls.

Demure

The Lolita fashion style is a demure form of fashion. It allows women to dress for themselves, without compromising the style of men. As a result, the Lolita style is not suitable for the workplace or for the gym. This is a fashionable way to look like a girl, and it is still very much a feminine style. Just be careful not to over-accessorize and you’ll look silly.

Alice Lolita

The Lolita fashion style has its substyles. In addition to Sweet Lolita, there’s the Alice Lolita fashion style. It revolves around the classic story of Alice in Wonderland, and a blue dress with a white apron is considered Alice-themed. Because of its similarity to Alice’s style, it can be mistaken for an Alice costume. This is not a bad thing, as it demonstrates that the style of dressing as an Alice has evolved over the years.

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