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PUNK LOLOITA
Punk Lolita (or called Lolita Punk) adds punk fashion elements to Lolita fashion. Motifs that are usually found in punk clothing, such as tattered fabric, ties, safety pins and chains, screen-printed fabrics, plaids, and short, androgynous hairstyles are incorporated into the Lolita.
SHIRO LOLOITA AND KURO LOLOITA
Shiro Lolita is called "White Lolita". Kuro Lolita is called “Black Lolita”. The outfit made entirely of white or black. They often pair to each other as twin as outfits to create an interesting contrast.
Shiro and Kuro Lolita can be taken from any style of Lolita, such as Gothic, Sweet, or Classic. However, If the co-ordination is completely white or black, then it is accepted as Shiro Lolita, or Kuro Lolita.
PRINCESS LOLOITA
Princess Lolita (or called Hime Lolita) is characterized by a princess-style. It looks based upon the European aristocratic style. This typically includes a tiara and a rococo style bustle back skirt.
ŌJI LOLOITA
Ōji is meaning a "prince". It is considered the boy styles in Lolita fashion.
This outfit includes blouses and shirts, knickerbockers and other styles of short trousers, knee high socks, top hats, and newsboy caps. The colors also used are black, white, blue and burgundy.
In Japan this fashion is typically referred to as ouji. Outside of Japan it is common to hear it styles referred to as "Kodona"
ARISTO LOLOITA
Aristo Lolita is derived from Gothic Lolita and Classic Lolita styles. However, this Lolita styles have a heavily influenced by Victorian. It seems like a lady who is live in 17th to 18th century.
Aristo Lolita can be recognized by umbrella, top hat and jacket.
WA LOLOITA
Wa Lolita combines with Japanese clothing styles and the Lolita fashion.
One option is a shirt that gives the impression of kimono, along with a full skirt, and often a Obi and lace added. Although they just look like all Lolita Dresses and Kimonos, the Wa Lolita dresses could not make of shiny fabrics like he Chinese qi-pao dresses.
QI LOLOITA
Qi Lolita is as same as styles of Wa Lolita. It is influenced with Chinese traditional wearing and other things related to the styles. It is not generally worn and is considered a "special occasion".
ERO LOLOITA
Ero Lolita is characterized by the use of fishnets or lace, corsets, gloves, transparencies, necklaces, high heels and in some cases a little cleavage. Dark colors, high hair and makeup a bit loaded with red lips for example are primarily used.
GURO LOLOITA
Guro Lolita (or called Gore Lolita) is the portrayal of a "broken doll" or "Innocent Gore".
In this style, they are using items such as fake blood, make-up, and bandages to give the appearance of injury. Someone suggested that Guro Lolita wear white,"emphasize the contrast between purity and their wounds", because blood contrasts in white cloth.
COUNTRY LOLOITA
Country Lolita is derived from Classic and Sweet Lolita style. It is often a little hard to distinguish due to the similar use of aesthetics that Classic and Sweet Lolita use. However the Country Lolita style can be recognized by straw baskets, hats, fruit, and gingham patterns.