For me, Lolita fashion is more than just a subculture or a cloth; it's my way of expressing myself and my creativity.
I started wearing Lolita fashion in the year 2007, the time when being on the Internet is a cool new thing to do. That was also when I first explored the fashion through online forums and social media, and Harajuku fashion was at its peak. Like most beginner Lolita, my first coordination was an overpriced, low-quality black x white "gothic lolita" piece I bought from a local boutique. Despite my first step into the fashion being all wrong which I'm not proud of it, but no word could ever describe the feeling of happiness I felt for owning my very first piece of "lolita dress."
Fast forward to today, I have been wearing the fashion for more than a decade now. Even though I did not get to wear the fashion very often around my early 20s due to my financial ability, but I've been following the community closely and tried to wear Lolita as possible on a daily basis.
Today, as a working adult with a full-time salary, I've finally been able to support my expensive hobby. My style is constantly changing as I am open to trying newer sub-styles and the latest Lolita trends from the community. Most of the time, you will see me wearing gothic or classic, but I find myself slowly going back to sweet style these days.
This blog will mainly be me sharing my love and thoughts about Lolita fashion, and I hope you will enjoy reading it. Feel free to leave me a comment or send me a message via the contact form ♡
If you have no idea what Lolita fashion is about, check out the following websites:
- Lolita Fashion on Wikipedia
- Why is Lolita called "Lolita"? Does Lolita Fashion Have Anything To Do With Nabokov? by F Yeah Lolita
