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Hello and
Welcome to my
kawaii page.
I decided since
there are so
many cute
things I have
seen or have
been collecting, I might as well compile it all on one page and share it with you all. Hope you like it!
Here you will find a list of my favorite pass times of cute things. Below are descriptions of each.
LOLCats
An adorably funny site that has images of cute cats (and other animals) talking in LOLspeak. The images capture these cats in funny poses or predicaments and viewers like you make captions for submitted pictures or submit your own and laugh at their cute misfortunes.
Candybar Doll Maker
You can make up a doll whenever you want after whoever you want. There are hundreds of hairstyles, faces, outfits, and backgrounds to choose from. It's a great way to kill time and make some dolls as close in resemblance to your friends as you can.
LILFormers
A site where Transformers transform...into little bots! Matt Nolan makes your favorite Transformer say or do stupid things or has funny things happen to them. Often times he slyly makes good points with his illustrations that make you laugh in agreement. New images are added weekly.
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I F R A I N
An interactive dress up site. You choose a girl to take care of and dress her up everday. Most model the girl after themselves. Take a snapshot for everyday of the month for ribbons to buy nicer things for your girl. Post pictures of your real clothing and beauty possessions for more ribbons and items. You can play games for items, comment other people's items for ribbons, and enter theme contests. It's fun and you make a lot of friends!
Probably the most common lolita style. The traditional blackxwhite scheme is very recognizable, but not all gothic lolita is black & white. This style incorporates the darker colors and themes (like cross motifs and veils).
Aristocrat is a more mature style. The skirts are longer & they don't have to be bell-shaped. The shoes & other accessories are typically less cutesy. It's what lolitas grow up to be, an elegant, refined lady.
Cosplay lolita is to real lolita what school-girl costumes are to real schoolgirls. Often these outfits look very French Maid and for some reason seem to have a lot of cosplay add-ons such as cat ears or wings.
Punk lolita is a really hard style to pull off because it treads a fine line between lolita and full-on Western Punk. Traditional punk elements are used but what separates punk lolita from traditional punk is really the fact that it's adorable and a bit cutesy. They tend to keep the bell-shaped skirt or the frilly blouse even with all the other more punk features, & lolita accessories are mixed with punk
Boystyle is just as varied as lolita ranging from the cute little-boy style of kodonas to the more sophisticated dandy or aristocrat.
Erololi is a more uncommon style that resembles normal lolita style on it is slightly more revealing and often has fetish elements such as collars, handcuffs, garters, and vinyl fabric. Corsets are often seen and usually without anything underneath. It fits a more western definition of lolita (a sexual precocious - not promiscuous - little girl) but elegance and class is still important.
"Black" lolita - like any other style of lolita but completely black. Kurololitas are often spotted with their lighter counterpart, the shirololita.
Waloli - inspired by traditional Japanese clothing, including the kimono and less formal yukata. One option is a top or dress resembling a kimono with a lolita bell-shaped skirt. Often lace and an obi bow are added to make it more lolita. Oriental or solid prints are used for this style. Another far less lolita style occasionally put out by the brands is the lolita yukata, employing cuter prints and lace to try to make it look more lolita.
This style also goes by "grotesque lolita" or "injured lolita". Any style of loli clothing will work for this because it's all about what you add to it. Eyepatches, blood stains, fake bruises, bandages, and even slings give you that "broken dolly" look.
The second most common lolita style and definitely one of the cutest and most colorful. It has all the traditional lolita elements but in brighter colors (especially light pinks and blues) and this is where you'll find the most fluff and frill.
A subset of sweet style, with little straw hats and dresses in gingham, floral, and fruit patterns. Basically you look like a sweet lolita out for a picnic, so it is not uncommon to tote around a wicker basket or parasol.
Princess/himeloli is pretty much what it sounds like - lolita clothing a princess might wear. This style is very much inspired by Rococo (rather than Victorian) and is very fancy, with a mini-crown or tiara to complete the look.
"White" lolita - any style of lolita done completely in white.
Classic lolita is a slightly more mature version of lolita. It's not quite aristo because the loli silhouette is still present, but there are fewer frills and it's a lot less cutesy. Generally classic pieces are decorated with a few self-ruffles or some ribbons, but you won't find yourself swimming in lace and large bows. Classic lolis tend to wear darker or more muted colors and floral prints are common as well but aren't required for a classic outfit.
Lolita is not cheap but it sure is cute! If you want to check out some styles I have listed some of the most popular brands for Gothic Lolita below.
Into Jrock Mags? How about Japanese street fashion? Cosplay? Anime figurines? Hello Kitty? Japanese treats? Anything cute or odd from Japan? There Jbox is your source for all things Japanese! Go there today and check out all they have to offer from toys, chopsticks, traditional Japanese goods, magazines, manga, and much much more.
