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Hey look! A new poll!

But is it really asking anything?	23.3%	[ 178 ]
Doesn't appear to be.	8.1%	[ 62 ]
Oh well.	9.2%	[ 70 ]
I like pretty clothes? o.O	59.4%	[ 453 ]
Total Votes:			[ 763 ]

[Musuu]

Silveree

Musuu

Anyone own a pair of Creepers?

I have white base, black knit xp I love them. They are almost an "all purpose shoe" for JFashion.

never heard of them. what do they look like?

http://www.sh-boomm.com.au/images/Shoes/creepers.jpg

[Petite Aristocrat]

wakusei

Musuu

Secondhand Serenade

Yeah. :U


well, we were a popular thread in the other one. 8D But now since we're all pretty and official we'll attract J-fashion lovers like bugs to a lamp. :U

There are like six gothic lolita threads gonk

Most of which are 'official' too... sweatdrop

The one I go to isn't 'official' even though it came before both the 'official' ones. xd

Don't forget to add gyaru and center gai to the list.

[chanri]

Cyber/Rave timee~~ Yay fotus. :U

[P - Zombie]

Although to be honest, the cyber/rave look didn't orginate in Japan, I can't recal weather is was America or Germany who did it first, but Japan just recently took on the fashion.

[wakusei]

mangacatgirl

The one I go to isn't 'official' even though it came before both the 'official' ones. xd

Don't forget to add gyaru and center gai to the list.

I thought center gai was a place... sweatdrop
What do they wear?

[Petite Aristocrat]

wakusei

mangacatgirl

The one I go to isn't 'official' even though it came before both the 'official' ones. xd

Don't forget to add gyaru and center gai to the list.

I though center gai was a place... sweatdrop
What do they wear?

Think of a male form of a manba/ganguro.

Oh and cosplay is considered a fashion. Especially when you think of how many cosplay boutiques and cafes are in japan.

[wakusei]

mangacatgirl

wakusei

mangacatgirl

The one I go to isn't 'official' even though it came before both the 'official' ones. xd

Don't forget to add gyaru and center gai to the list.

I though center gai was a place... sweatdrop
What do they wear?

Think of a male form of a manba/ganguro.

Oh and cosplay is considered a fashion. Especially when you think of how many cosplay boutiques and cafes are in japan.

Aa, ok.

I remembered cosplay after I posted my list... :3

[Petite Aristocrat]

He's a center gai. I read a news article about them years ago (This image is from that article)

[chanri]

mangacatgirl

He's a center gai. I read a news article about them years ago (This image is from that article)

gai as in gaijin? :U

[wakusei]

mangacatgirl

He's a center gai. I read a news article about them years ago (This image is from that article)

Aa, lovely. Can I use him as the reference photo for that style?

[Petite Aristocrat]

I'm a big fan of galmama, but it's a sub style, and obviously you're not going to list all of those.
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v29/Mangacatgirl/temp/Galmomma04.jpg
Galmamas are aw(e)some. They keep being fashionable even though they are moms! Proving that you don't have to conform just because you're "all grown up".

[Petite Aristocrat]

wakusei

mangacatgirl

He's a center gai. I read a news article about them years ago (This image is from that article)

Aa, lovely. Can I use him as the reference photo for that style?

Go for it. I have an entire directory on my computer for Japanese fashion (I keep my fashion folders separated by country, haha) So if you need refrences for other styles let me know.

[Petite Aristocrat]

Secondhand Serenade

mangacatgirl

He's a center gai. I read a news article about them years ago (This image is from that article)

gai as in gaijin? :U

No, gai as in katakana 'guy'.

[chanri]

Haha, Galmama's such a cute name for that style. :3

[Petite Aristocrat]

Should you list "traditional"? Traditional Japanese kimono and such... It's a fashion that originated in Japan. sweatdrop