Recently, I found myself so into the Japanese Fashion, specifically Gyaru, that's why I decided to be a gyaru, myself, HOWEVER, changing fashion sense means: you need to empty your closet, start from scratch and buy new clothes which, as we all know, kinda expensive. (╥﹏╥)
I am not a rich kid or the princess of Genovia but I can give you some pointers on how to choose the right clothes on your way to Gyaruness. (=^ェ^=)
So last week, me and my younger brother went on a shopping spree with dad-- and I take that opportunity to start my Gyaru Life. Here are the 2 things I consider upon buying my new clothes:
- The Color
You should take your conversion slowly and safely because culture is not the only one that has "shock"-- fashion too has its own. Instead of racing up into buying Liz Lisa dresses why not settle first into the basic: wearing pastel colored clothes. The Gyaru and Lolita fashion are known for their use of pastel colors in dresses and accessories for they are so kawaii and girly.
- The Design
As a middle class girl I should make the most out of my money that's why I always seek for stores who have cheap prices but still have clothes with cute designs and details. Laces is a must for they add elegance, girliness and kawaiiness. Clothes with beads and sequins are welcome too for they add sparkles which is definitely cute.
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All in all...
The shopping experience was fun but looking for Gyaru inspired clothes are really hard yet fulfilling because everytime I see something Gyaru-ish I feel as though I've found some sort of treasure. \(-ㅂ-)/ ♥ ♥ ♥
So to end this post, here is the outcome of my first gyaru-inspired shopping...
*ps: I haven't shop for stockings and shoes yet that's why. (◐‿ ◑)
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