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Ganguro (ガングロ) is a broad substyle of gyaru. This particular style sprung up around the mid to late 90s and peaked in popularity around 2000. Shibuya and Ikebukuro were considered the centre of ganguro fashion. Ganguro is essentially the true origins of the Gyaru fashion style and one of the first 'true' substyles of Gyaru.

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Wearing gyaru, like other Japanese fashions, can be quite daunting because of how flashy it is, so here are some tips on how to wear gyaru in public!

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Agejo is a substyle of gyaru. It was influenced by the magazine, Koakuma Ageha, which gave it its name. [1][2] Agejo is usually worn only by hostesses in clubs, or mature gyaru from older gyaru crowds. Although it was once highly active, it is now a smaller substyle. Agejo is very similar to classic gyaru, with big hair, big nails, short skirts, and cute looks. However, the style does add some unique features, such as more sexy and revealing clothing. However, although the style is sexier…

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