The fashion communities are so CRUEL! It's almost scary how much hate there is going on! I don't keep up with the lolita comms at all, since I'm more into gyaru-fashion... but the gyaru community is pretty much the same! O__O There is wank going on in Johnny's fandom too, but it's still a huge difference on the level of how mean people are to each other.
I'm the same as you - I'll enjoy the fashion and the cute clothes and accessories, but I won't actively be a part of the comms...! ^^;
y'eeeeeesh! that sounds scary! i loved all the clothes in tokyo... which was a good thing because it gave me shopping paralysis! i couldn't decide what to buy so i ended up buying very little :x
but seriously, the available clothing sizes was so limited ;____;;;; did you want that skirt in xxsmall or xxxsmall? *dies*
hahaha. I'm the opposite: Don't know if you like A or B? Buy both _._
Well... Japanese people ARE smaller/shorter, but some legs I've seen... Woman, that is not pretty anymore, even though your frame and bone structure is very fine, but that is so NOT pretty. As their lover, I'd always be afraid that such women/girls will snap while making love _._ (oh, wait, Japanese women are like tuna in bed ^^;;; )
loli-fashion world is pretty harsh and not frilly and nice at all
Sums it up completely *ggg*
*hugs* @cup size But you are still young, your body WILL change, trust me. (and for most outfits a normal size is better, because you can actually close the dumb buttons on a blouse -.-;;; I know, office fashion is far, far away from you right now, but well...)
Ja, bei den Loli-Kleidern ist TEILWEISE wohl der richtige Ausdruck. Weil etliche Sachen einfach zu schräg und zu bunt sind. Aber die Kleider, die elegant und klassisch angehaucht sind... geben mir einen Anreiz weiter an mir und meiner Figur zu arbeiten. Außerdem ist mein Traumziel (10 km am Stück laufen) auch leichter zu erreichen, wo ich keine 70 kg mehr wiege. Jetzt muss ich halt nur noch üben, üben, üben.
Well, I'm just a B, my problem is being small [1m52] and slim [not thin/emaciated] in a country of fairly tall and mostly fat people. Plus I am fashion conscious but hate spending lots of money. Dakara, I made my clothes.
This said, I did find lots of things I liked in Japan, in particular in Tokyo and Kyoto. However I had a bit of buying paralysis, wanting to buy so many things, and ended up buying fairly little.
With 1.52 m it must be VERY tough to find clothes outside of Asia. I still think it's amazing that you can sew so much (where I'm still challenged with the dumb zippers of skirts -.-;;)
I think I bought a bit too much in Japan, especially skirts ^^;;;;
well, I haven't had too much trouble finding things in France. I just don't go often enough.
For zippers, I actually had instruction once a long time ago. Actually, here the packaged zippers from Coats & Clarke have very clear instructions. I have also grown to prefer "invisible" zippers. They are the neatest ones on skirts.
You must realize I started sewing at 17 or 18, so I have had plenty of experience!
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I'm the same as you - I'll enjoy the fashion and the cute clothes and accessories, but I won't actively be a part of the comms...! ^^;
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There is no need to join any wank comms, if we can enjoy the dresses for what they are: Pretty *.*
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but seriously, the available clothing sizes was so limited ;____;;;; did you want that skirt in xxsmall or xxxsmall? *dies*
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I'm the opposite: Don't know if you like A or B? Buy both _._
Well... Japanese people ARE smaller/shorter, but some legs I've seen... Woman, that is not pretty anymore, even though your frame and bone structure is very fine, but that is so NOT pretty.
As their lover, I'd always be afraid that such women/girls will snap while making love _._ (oh, wait, Japanese women are like tuna in bed ^^;;; )
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But, yeah, I think that the loli-fashion world is pretty harsh and not frilly and nice at all >___>
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http://gensou-alice.livejournal.com/73586.html
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Sums it up completely *ggg*
*hugs* @cup size
But you are still young, your body WILL change, trust me.
(and for most outfits a normal size is better, because you can actually close the dumb buttons on a blouse -.-;;; I know, office fashion is far, far away from you right now, but well...)
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Außerdem ist mein Traumziel (10 km am Stück laufen) auch leichter zu erreichen, wo ich keine 70 kg mehr wiege. Jetzt muss ich halt nur noch üben, üben, üben.
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This said, I did find lots of things I liked in Japan, in particular in Tokyo and Kyoto. However I had a bit of buying paralysis, wanting to buy so many things, and ended up buying fairly little.
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I still think it's amazing that you can sew so much (where I'm still challenged with the dumb zippers of skirts -.-;;)
I think I bought a bit too much in Japan, especially skirts ^^;;;;
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For zippers, I actually had instruction once a long time ago. Actually, here the packaged zippers from Coats & Clarke have very clear instructions. I have also grown to prefer "invisible" zippers. They are the neatest ones on skirts.
You must realize I started sewing at 17 or 18, so I have had plenty of experience!
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