Tag: japanese fashion
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Anniversary: Year in Review
Happy Monday! March 18th marked my official Lolita Fashion anniversary! A year of frills! In this post, I want to talk about my first full year in the fashion, my first tries, and hopes for the future. Since the reactivation of this blog, I’ve documented 26 coordinates, enough for exactly 1 coordinate every two weeks […]
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Circus Lolita Wardrobe Post 2018
Hello! It’s a tradition in the online EGL community to post a yearly wardrobe post showcasing the prints and pieces we’ve collected so far. This post is super late but it’s finally finished! C: I started wearing Lolita Fashion “officially” in March 2017, the same month I restarted this blog. I had a few things here […]
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Birthday Arcade
Happy Monday! My birthday was this past Friday and I spent it with my favorite things: games, friends, and frills! Friends from my lovely comm were nice enough to escort me to a local restaurant/arcade to celebrate my 24th birthday! I didn’t realize I shared a birthday with the Olympics so we spent most of […]
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Art Gallery Meet Up
Hello! Sorry for the late post~ Things have been hectic lately! I’m planning on doing my 2018 Wardrobe Post soon, just waiting on a few things stuck in the mail~ This week, I want to talk about an amazing art gallery I went to two weekends ago in Buffalo with my friends! We went to […]
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What Are Your Lolita New Years Resolutions
Happy Holidays and Merry Christmas! It’s the last Monday of 2017, thank you for an amazing year! As part of Lolita Blog Carnival, this week I will be writing about my Lolita New Years Resolutions. While it’s been less than a year since I decided to fully immerse myself in Lolita fashion and begin wardrobe […]
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SWIMMER vs FLAPPER: Biscuit Bag Battle
Happy Monday! Thank you for joining me this week! This week I will be comparing & contrasting Biscuit bags by SWIMMER & FLAPPER. For some more context, SWIMMER is a popular affordable accessories brand in Japan. They actually announced this year that they would be closing their business due to their production costs increasing beyond […]