Lakeside Dreams

[literaryeagle]

Usually I'm uncomfortable with the idea of blatantly putting Chinese and Japanese clothes together into one outfit, because China and Japan are two different countries and it bugs me that people get them completely mixed up. (Don't get me wrong; I like wearing clothing from both countries, but not together at the same time!) However, my talented

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[under_an_oak]

Nice!

[literaryeagle]

Thanks! ^_^

[ehrenyu]

My favorite's the second one. :) I think the dress was a bit baggy for you, and I'm not sure if the hair ornament color went with the rest of the palette. -Thinking- It really popped out, but I think it's too discordant with the rest of the costume. The way the lipstick was applied was a nice touch.

Good modeling there. ^^ That rock looks awfully uncomfortable.

[literaryeagle]

Cool, thanks for taking the time to write constructive criticism! I really appreciate it. :)

It was a fun photoshoot, but yeah, the rock was a bit uncomfortable... in fact, it was actually part of a stone staircase. Ouch! ^_^

[literaryeagle]

Thank you very much! You're so nice. <3

[faerydragonet]

Actually, just thought you like to know, that in Taiwan, the women wears kanzashi with their chinese traditional clothes all the time. Because, Taiwan is culturally both Japanese and Chinese. So, to me, you are still dressing chinese, because that's what I'm used to seeing growing up.

[literaryeagle]

Wow, thanks for the info! That's really interesting. I'll have to look up some pictures, because I really want to see that! ^_^ My mother is from Canton and my father is from Hong Kong, so maybe that's why it's my first time hearing about this. Whenever my father sees me wearing kanzashi, he says "What's that on your head?". XD

Amazing :D

[anonymous]

Amazing...
Love your Hairaccesoire :D

Re: Amazing :D

[literaryeagle]

Thank you! Kanzashi are so beautiful and fun to wear. I adore them. <3