Lolita Dress-Up Battle at Animeland Wasabi!
Calling all Lolitas! Put your coordination skills to the test to compete for a cute prize!
I'm hosting a special panel at Animeland Wasabi this year, March 11-13th. A coordination competition! (Time of panel is TBA)
Three teams (or more) of three people compete against each other. Each has a lolita model with 8-10 items of her wardrobe (shoes included), a screen, some cosmetics and hair products. The person in charge of the game has a pile of cards with themes on them (Sweet Tea Party, Lolita at a funeral, Work Lolita, At the Ball, etc). She draws one, reads it aloud, then the teams have 10 minutes to create an outfit with the wardrobe pieces they brought.
When the ten minutes are over, three judges give a quick critique and pick their favorite one, earning a point. An extra point comes from the crowd (audience favorite) to avoid ties. The team with the most points wins the battle, and a prize! Teams should be switching their Lolita every round to avoid wardrobe inequalities or popularity contests.
Contact me or comment here if you are interested in participating as a model, judge or a team member! I could use some help :) CLICK HERE TO SEE THE EVENT PAGE ON FACEBOOK!
I will be hosting two other panels dedicated to lolita fashion throughout the weekend as well and encourage everyone to stop by and see me! This is a post to gauge interest in game participants.
I'm hosting a special panel at Animeland Wasabi this year, March 11-13th. A coordination competition! (Time of panel is TBA)
Three teams (or more) of three people compete against each other. Each has a lolita model with 8-10 items of her wardrobe (shoes included), a screen, some cosmetics and hair products. The person in charge of the game has a pile of cards with themes on them (Sweet Tea Party, Lolita at a funeral, Work Lolita, At the Ball, etc). She draws one, reads it aloud, then the teams have 10 minutes to create an outfit with the wardrobe pieces they brought.
When the ten minutes are over, three judges give a quick critique and pick their favorite one, earning a point. An extra point comes from the crowd (audience favorite) to avoid ties. The team with the most points wins the battle, and a prize! Teams should be switching their Lolita every round to avoid wardrobe inequalities or popularity contests.
Contact me or comment here if you are interested in participating as a model, judge or a team member! I could use some help :) CLICK HERE TO SEE THE EVENT PAGE ON FACEBOOK!
I will be hosting two other panels dedicated to lolita fashion throughout the weekend as well and encourage everyone to stop by and see me! This is a post to gauge interest in game participants.