Otome kei

Otome kei

Otome kei #jfashion #harajuku #otomekei #colorful

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I realized I hadnt done an outfit dump since Christmas so I thought it was about time! Hello again!Just to remind everyone I am dyslexic, I use spell check (which sometimes cant even guess what I am trying to spell) and am sorry if that bothers you etc! To make it a little easier to…

What is Otome Kei? The word "Otome" means "Young lady" in Japanese. This street style has an feminine, cute look, focusing on dressing like a young lady as the name may suggest. Lolita's occasionally change to dressing in Otome since there are no strict rules or guidelines to follow. Otome is often mistaken for Casual Lolita. However there are a few differences This graph from the FyeahOtome tumblr blog shows what makes an Otome and an Lolita oufit, so its easier to tell if your co-ord is…

As always, if anyone has any other terms they would like to contribute, or if you make a post of your own ideas, please let me know and I will make a master post to link them all together. This weeks post are more officially recognized terms. But, they are still not official terms by any means. 17. Mori Boy Mori Boy is the male variation of the Mori Girl style. The style can contain any variation of Mori Girl influences, and ranges from ethereal, to cool, to just plain mountain man. The…

Otome (乙女) was a japanese maiden-like fashion as well as a lifestyle based around traditional girls' hobbies. It originated in the late 1970s and is often refered to as one of the predecessors of Lolita fashion. Over the decades, the meaning of the term "otome" changed because of an association with female otaku culture, and is generally no longer used in reference to the fashion within Japan. In western circles, the name is often misused for Casual Lolita being worn without a petticoat…