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Post: 94386737_32 created on Thu, 09 Oct 2014 13:35:12 +0000
Posted: Thu, 09 Oct 2014 13:35:12 +0000

spuntino

Everybody starts somewhere with sewing. My first projects were pretty godawful. So don't get discouraged. Also, in terms of rates for importation to Argentina, are there discounts for purchasing from within any of your neighbouring nations? I know that there are thriving lolita communities in both Argentina and Chile, with a few indie brands (Chérie Cerise and Pirates and the Crown Rose are Chilean; Noblesse Oblige is Argentine).

Perhaps you could ask them for tips and suggestions for how to get started in the style/where to buy/how to avoid customs/where to get materials and lace?

ooooh I didnt know there were lolita shops here thank you
but yeah imporation is still a pain even if its from next door

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Post: 94386737_34 created on Thu, 09 Oct 2014 22:08:01 +0000
Posted: Thu, 09 Oct 2014 22:08:01 +0000

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Everybody starts somewhere with sewing. My first projects were pretty godawful. So don't get discouraged. Also, in terms of rates for importation to Argentina, are there discounts for purchasing from within any of your neighbouring nations? I know that there are thriving lolita communities in both Argentina and Chile, with a few indie brands (Chérie Cerise and Pirates and the Crown Rose are Chilean; Noblesse Oblige is Argentine).

Perhaps you could ask them for tips and suggestions for how to get started in the style/where to buy/how to avoid customs/where to get materials and lace?

ooooh I didnt know there were lolita shops here thank you
but yeah imporation is still a pain even if its from next door

do you know if they have a shop or something

I believe they all have sell online in some nature. Chérie Cerise I know does for sure, though Pirates and the Crown Rose and Noblesse Oblige may only sell by commission. You could contact them to ask. Yue (the owner of Noblesse Oblige) is also the JLA ambassador for Argentina, so she organises meets and things for the community.

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Post: 94386737_36 created on Thu, 09 Oct 2014 23:06:30 +0000
Posted: Thu, 09 Oct 2014 23:06:30 +0000

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Everybody starts somewhere with sewing. My first projects were pretty godawful. So don't get discouraged. Also, in terms of rates for importation to Argentina, are there discounts for purchasing from within any of your neighbouring nations? I know that there are thriving lolita communities in both Argentina and Chile, with a few indie brands (Chérie Cerise and Pirates and the Crown Rose are Chilean; Noblesse Oblige is Argentine).

Perhaps you could ask them for tips and suggestions for how to get started in the style/where to buy/how to avoid customs/where to get materials and lace?

ooooh I didnt know there were lolita shops here thank you
but yeah imporation is still a pain even if its from next door

do you know if they have a shop or something

I believe they all have sell online in some nature. Chérie Cerise I know does for sure, though Pirates and the Crown Rose and Noblesse Oblige may only sell by commission. You could contact them to ask. Yue (the owner of Noblesse Oblige) is also the JLA ambassador for Argentina, so she organises meets and things for the community.

Thank you :3