Pop kei fashion

Fairy Kei is a kawaii and pastel based style, heavily inspired by 80s pop fashion. The style is closely related to the popular brand SPANK!. [1][2] Fairy kei is often confused with Decora, Pop Kei, and sometimes Sweet Lolita. Fairy kei (フェアリー系) loosely translates to “fairy-style." It is assumed...

Decora (デコラ) is a Japanese aesthetic and style that revolves around an excessive amount of accessories, the primary focus being colorful plastic hair accessories and bracelets. It is often associated with Harajuku Fashion. The origin of Decora can be tracked down to the popularity of the Japanese idol Tomoe Shinohara among teens during the 1990s. Her fashion sense was visually very similar to nowadays Decora, but featured childish hats instead of many hair accessories. Her fans, which were…

I think its about time I made another post,so for anyone reading this,Sorry for the delay! Instead of Blogging about Lolita,which is what I normally do,I've decided to post about Fairy-kei. I have been brainwashed by this style lately,so I wanted to give some advice to others that may be interested in it or the SPANK! style. The first thing you should know about Fairy-kei is that most of it is inspired by the 80's. Its basically a Pastel pop 80's inspired fashion. Most Fairy-kei Girls wear…

Pop Kei (ポップ系) is a colorful Japanese fashion mostly associated with the Decora aesthetic. The term refers to how the brightly colored clothing "pops" in an outfit. The aesthetic was originally presented in the 90s by designers like Sebastian Masuda and Sayuri Tabuchi, but became popular when...

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