September's theme is...

work/school

September is the time for school and those of us that work it’s just another month on the job. So this month we’ll celebrate lolitas at work and school. What things do you do to lolitify your school/work space? Do you deco your binders? Have a locker that could double as a page in the G&LBs? Is your cubical a ( Read more... )

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    Hello! I'm reallly sorry if there were already posts like this, but most of the information I found was about wearing lolita to colleges and high schools! ;A; I think middle schoolers are a different case, many of them are on the more immature side ( Read more... )

As a beginner in lolita fashion (and other fashions as well from general punk to fairy kei and some kandi kid in between) I've been working on dressing up and going around in public in my "over the top" outfits, trying to learn how to ignore the stares and the whispers behind my back. But with a new principal in school and teachers who try to find ( Read more... )

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Hey guys, I was just wondering if any of you are (or plan to be) engineering majors, or any other usually male-dominated field? It seems kind of silly, but my mom has gotten me all worried about how my (probably male) professors are going to react to frilly skirts and hairbows in their lecture hall. I'm worried that the clothes I wear will give ( Read more... )

Hey ladies (and possible gentlemen?), as a highschool senior who just got accepted to my dream college,  I was just wondering if any of you have any experiences with college and lolita. Honestly I'm just looking for stories/opinions, nothing in particular. I just want to get an idea of what its like.

Thank you in advance! :)

Next year I will begin graduate school, and I am debating whether I should avoid wearing Lolita to school once I reach that level of education. I'm concerned that because graduate school is the final level of schooling and the one which is most relevant to preparing people for a career, there will be more of an expectation on the part of the ( Read more... )