MomoCon
I went to MomoCon this weekend in Atlanta, GA where many lolita gathered for an egl pannel that was held by Megan Maude. Me and my friends braved the harsh weather (tornados & hail) in downtown Atlanta to go to this free con held at GA Tech. I was lucky as I missed the hail that my friends hid from and get pelted with while I was safe in doors at the egl pannel. I asked them to go to it with me.
bubble wrap petticoat 0_0
I bought my rain gear very last minute since the weather perdicted rain.
I got the pink trench coat to cover my brand dress just in case I needed
to walk from building to building through the rain.
And yes my umbrella does have the cancer sign on it, but it's best I could
find that matched both my outfits on such short notice.
Sunday
outfits run down
Sat
wig: I made it
hair things: second hand
dress: Meta OP
shirt: local commissioner
petticoat: bought on LJ
tights: Walmart
shoes: second hand with tags still on
umbrella: dollar general
trench coat: second hand
Sun
dress: made by catnapcaps
blouse: walmart altered by me
socks: dollar store
shoes: second hand altered by me
I know that I will get a lot of commits saying that this looks cosplay-ish since I used my pink wig,
but I don't care I love this wig and it's the only one that I have right now that I was willing to alter
to get ringlet curls like this. And I've seen plenty of pictures of lolitas using unnatural colored hair
and wigs or hair pieces, so why not.
Also the top that I got commissioned to wear over this this so that it would look better on me,
I know that will be commited on too, but try to keep commits constructive and not just it looks bad
or weird/funny in places. Same goes for the umbrella and the pink trench coat please. *heart*
Also I am a fan girl of all lolita (and Japanese street fashion),
so please don't make fun of any of the other pictures I posted.
I don't have these people's permission to post them and since having been a victum of such making
making fun of threads more than once, I just think it's cruel and mean to do that I never want any part in.