Gyaru gal fashion

agejo gyaru

HAADY - A loud, pop style. - Lots of bright colors - Name comes from 派手 (hade) meaning flashy - Reminiscent of the Scene fashion - Neon colors, lots of prints - Hair often has streaks of color

Goshikku or Goth Gyaru is a substyle of gyaru with a goth twist. Goshikku Gyaru (ゴシックギャル) fashion is composed of black and grey tones. It incorporates studs, leather, fishnets, and other gothic themes. Goth t-shirts are also popular. as well as dark-colored makeup. Ripped shirts and skirts, as well as other articles of clothing, Hair colors in gothic tend to be natural shades, with blondes and blacks being the most common. Goshikku incorporates more layering than typical gyaru coordinates...

Rokku Gyaru is a substyle of gyaru that blends traditional gyaru styles with elements of rock, as well as visual kei. Rokku gyaru style maintains the traditional gyaru silohette, but adds different elements that make it unique. For instance, darker colors are exclusively used in this style, with blacks, red, and greys being the most common. Leather and gothic imagery, like skulls, crosses, and chokers, are also used. Pale skin, not tans, are popular in this style, as well as bleached…

History of Gyaru

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Recently I wrote a post about wanting to try the Agejo style, as I always love this style when I see people wearing it and finally decided to want to try it on myself ^^ I found however that when people asked me about it who are not that into gal, but do read my blog occasionally, I did not know much about it.. > < Luckily we have the internet! We'll start of with: "What is Agejo?" When looking for the answer to this question I found the following on Universal-Doll: 'When saying you’re an…