/cgl/ - Cosplay & EGL

>>10403378
This was interesting. Anran is very candid about her beauty routine and treatments she does.

Other interesting bits

>In China we say that Japan has “classical” and “traditional” lolitas. We say that in the long history of lolita, Baby, the Stars Shine Bright was the first brand and from there every brand has established its own style. In China, we basically feel that Japanese lolitas are our senpai.

I wonder how Chinese and Japanese lolitas see western lolitas. Are we just their idiot cousins they'd rather not speak of?

>Even elementary schoolers are wearing lolita these days. Though I’m jealous because I was stuck wearing a tracksuit all throughout elementary school. (laugh) Even now lolita is considered as more of just a normal stylish form of fashion in China rather than a unique individual fashion. Even girls who don’t know about lolita fashion are incorporating elements of it into their outfits.

Wow, is lolita really approaching normie in the chinese lolita community?

>These days lolitas are more independent of the rules. Everyone is coordinating their outfits in cute and comfy ways! A long time ago, things that were considered taboo also present a new challenge. People attempt the challenge and even the brands have gotten used to it and people are accepting it more.

> Since lolita is a culture, we should reflect and create new things, but also acknowledge and remember the good things from the past without throwing it away. You should be able to wear lolita freely and casually too. But wearing a full set and following all the rules really make my heart beat! I think it’s good to use the rules and balance them. I think it’s important not to get too caught up on the rules because it’s more fun that way and if you do it’s hard to include lolita in your life.

Their outfits are both so over the top, its so far from anything I would consider lolita. This interview was depressing.