Pop kei

Pop Kei (ポップ系) is a colorful Japanese fashion mostly associated with the Decora aesthetic. The term refers to how the brightly colored clothing "pops" in an outfit. The aesthetic was originally presented in the 90s by designers like Sebastian Masuda and Sayuri Tabuchi, but became popular when the clothing store Spank! opened in 2004. Spank! stores also have very similar styles to Fairy Kei. This style is mostly based around graphic tees as well as otherwise printed clothing with '80s pop…

Cute Japanese girl with long hair in a fairy kei-ish pastel outfit with ManiaQ skirt and 6%DokiDoki embellished headband.

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Fairy Kei (フェアリー系) is a Japanese fashion based on children's popculture from the 80s. As the name suggests, it is characterized by a pastel color palette as well as a fluffy or floaty appearance. When not refering to the fashion on its own, the term "fancy" (ファンシー) is commonly used within Japan to describe its nostalgic aesthetic. Fairy Kei visuals include: Conversation hearts Cotton candy Rainbows Unicorns Milkshakes Confetti Polkadots Balloons Vinyl record Rollerblades 80's & 90's toys…

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