Japanese Fashion by Татьяна К.

Shironuri

17vernonsemperviret47 — 2021-12-07 10:32:41 UTC

Shironuri is a broad Japanese style referring to those who wear heavy white makeup on their faces, and some sort of alternative fashion.

Gothic Lolita

17vernonsemperviret47 — 2021-12-07 10:42:07 UTC

Gothic Lolita is dark fashion that originated in Japan, but has now spread worldwide with a large international following.

All gothic lolita outfits function in dark color schemes. The most common color is of course black, with dark reds, purples, and occassionally white, used as accents.

Some gothic outfits may also add "gothic" or "creepy" themes, such as bat wings or spider webs.

Japanese music

17vernonsemperviret47 — 2021-12-07 10:50:04 UTC

Malice Mizer is a perfect example of Japanese music band whose members, by means of their grotesque appearance and art, have largely influenced the course of Japanese fashion.

Visual Kei

17vernonsemperviret47 — 2021-12-07 11:16:13 UTC

Visual Kei is a broad term describing those who wear fashion inspired by various Visual Kei J-bands, or Japanese rock and metal bands.

The most popular visual kei look is an androgynous look, similar to some looks worn by David Bowie.

Generally, visual kei features darker colour schemes, such as blacks, greys, and dark reds, blue, and purples.

In more gothic versions of the style, things like dark lace, cobweb fabrics, skulls, crowns, crosses, and other spooky looks and fabrics will be used.

Dark Mori

17vernonsemperviret47 — 2021-12-07 11:42:32 UTC

Dark Mori, originally known as Black Forest Mori. Primarily, the style is worn in a ^feminineway, although some more ^masculinecoordinates can be seen as well.

It features primarily black and grey outifts, although colors such as dark blues, dark reds, dark browns, and white are also used.
The style contains such features as layering, use of natural fabrics, and lace.