We all respect our lolita elders, and those who can teach us the ways of lolita as experienced adults. However, there are many of us young lolitas (age wise) who have been daring enough to experiment with the works of J-Fashion. Are there any of you out there, experienced, or beginner lolitas, who are on the younger side of the spectrum? (ie: under ( Read more... )

I never get why anyone would buy such a thing(there are bunch of indie brands which does awesome custom prints, even in custom sizes, clothing patterns are however not protected by law, imagine someone got patent on the idea of a pocket ( Read more... )

After a post was made on rufflechat talking about re-wearing lolita clothing, and with the growing anxiety I've seen among some lolita when it comes to posting their photos online to places like Closet of Frills (FB version of Daily Lolita), it made me wonder a little about how people felt about certain things that seem to keep coming up ( Read more... )

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As we all know that Lolita Fashion came from Victorian, Rococo inspired clothing. But we also know that there are other substyles, the least common one I see would be Wa and Qi lolita. I'm Chinese, so I'll talk about Qi lolita a bit more ( Read more... )

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( Probably not a current 'thing' anymore; but here's some thoughts, and a question! )

Something I've been thinking about today because of some discussions going on elsewhere was worries or fears in conjunction to lolita. I think a lot of lolita worry about a lot of different things in regards to the fashion, and so I'm curious what things worry you and what you have done to try to lessen those worries (when possible ( Read more... )