Gothic Lolita is just one of the dozen or more derivative styles of Lolita fashion; it happens to also be one of the most popular. As you might have guessed, Gothic Lolita combines Lolita and Goth fashion; generally darker Victorian … Continue reading →
Honestly, the best way to sum up the Gothic & Lolita Bible, is to say “Hey, this book combines two of the most attractive things to alt chicks out there, –good writing and elaborate (expensive) costume fashion!” Which is essentially … Continue reading →
Malice Mizer is what’s known as a “visual kei” band. Visual kei is the Japanese equivalent of 70s glam rock; except that Japanese go for bright colors and an androgynous look, with much more elaborate costumes and makeup. Malice Mizer … Continue reading →
There are many varieties of Lolita fashion; if you’ve been experimenting with Lolita costumes and haven’t yet found your niche, you can check some of these out. First, a short list of the most self-explanatory forms of Lolita fashion, and … Continue reading →
What is the wholesale attraction Gothic Lolita style and subculture? It has the appeal of being controversial. There are two sides to the argument of Lolita fashion and culture: Opposition: Lolita fashion appeals to pedophiles and glorifies the Lolicon culture; … Continue reading →