Farout Fashion Plr Ebook

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Table of Contents

Introduction
Chapter 1:
Fashion Fad Basics
Chapter 2:
Gyaru Styles
Chapter 3:
Lolita Style
Chapter 4:
Decora Style
Chapter 5:
American Goth
Chapter 6:
Outrageous Hairdos
Chapter 7:
What Outrageous Styles You Need To Be Able To Wear

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Chapter 2: Gyaru Styles

Synopsis

Gyaru means gal which originated from a jean’s brand “gurls” with a slogan that says, “I can’t live without men”. It was applied to peer- and fashion-conscious gals in teens and early twenties. Gyaru styles peaked in the year 2000.

The Gyaru subculture is a great influence on the Japanese fashion style with various gyaru brands that are more accessible in the rural parts of the country. In Tokyo, a shopping mall is dedicated to providing the trendiest and latest items from famous Gal brands. Some brands reach overseas through items that are accessible from web stores offered with worldwide shipping service. A gal circle meets up with the gals that hang out together.

All about Gyaru

Gyaru style differs in subcategories, but the term pertains to glamour and fashion reminiscent of Bridgette Bardot with blonde skin and tanned skin. Gyaru also applies to people who are trying to imitate bihaku style created by Ayumi Hamasaki and the Namie Amuro’s street style.

This style is a popular Japanese street fashion originated in 1970 that suits the traditional culture of Japan and classified as youth rebellion. This fashion style is characterized by dyed or bleached hair with shades of blonde and dark brown, dramatic makeup and decorated nails. The makeup consists of false eyelashes and dark eyeliner to make the eyes look bigger. The types of clothes for gyaru styles depend on the specific style you are choosing to portray.

Some of the famous gyaru icons, models and idols are Tsubasa Masukawa, Rie Matsuoka, Kumiko Funayama, Hikari Shiina, Rina Sakurai, Sayoko Ozaki, Satomi Yakuwa and Jenny Franz.

The following are some of the types of gyaru styles:

• Agejo – A glamorous and sexy style worrn by, but not limited to the hostess. The idea of this style is to appear flawless and desirable which emphasizes enlarged and enhanced eyes with false eyelashes and contact lenses. The hairstyle is styled in curls, updos, wigs, or extensions. This style shows a very feminine and classy look.
• Amura – This follows the looks of Namie Amuro.
• Bibinba – This includes lots of jewelry and gold pieces similar to the B-gal.
• Banba – This style is lighter than manba with less white makeup and glitters. Banba style is extreme with colored contact lenses.

Despite the fact that it is looked down on by some people, the Gyaru style is thriving among gals in teens and early those in their twenties. Most Japanese singers imitate this look such as the popular Ayumi Hamasaki and Namie Amuro who are the best examples of Gyaru. The makeup can also be lightly incorporated on your own style with an exciting appearance.

If you are ready to darken your skin with a tan shade and wear heavy false eyelashes, then this style is for you. With the common hair dyes and makeup styles, you can look like a true gyaru with the basic knowledge on how to wear this style. Hair extensions are widely used with heavy looking hair where teasing can be encouraged.

Black eyeliner is an essential part of this scheme. Nude lip gloss or lipstick is best preferred because you will be blending your lips with your face and not highlighting them. The eyeshadow can be taupe, white or dark brown with shimmer to widen your eyes more and create an entire glamorous look.

Chapter 3: Lolita Style

Synopsis

Lolita style is a fashion subculture that originated in Japan which is based in Victorian clothing, although this style expanded in the Japanese culture. This look started with a modest style focused on quality garments and materials that are used in order to show an excellent Lolita style.

All about Lolita Style

The novel silhouette for this style is knee-length dress or skirt with a cupcake shape and petticoats, but expanded into different garments such as floor-length skirts and corsets. Blouses, knee-high stocking or socks as well as headdresses are best worn. Lolita style has been transformed into various sub styles which are worn worldwide.

Many people believe that Japan is the creator of the Lolita fashion, but it remaines unclear. Perhaps, this trend began in 1970 when popular labels like Milk, Pretty, and Pink House started selling garments that are considered Lolita by the current standards.

In 1990, Lolita style became more recognized with bands such as the Princess Princess. These bands look Victorian with intricate costumes and their fans started to imitate their styles. This style spread and eventually reached Tokyo where it was popularized in the youth culture of Japan. Currently, this style has gained international recognition and is now found in shopping centers.

Additionally, this fashion trend is believed to react against great exposure of skin and body in the today’s overcrowded society. Supporters fight for this issue with modesty showing themselves as elegant and cute instead of being sexy. It is also been popularized by more visual style artists. These visual style artists are actually fashion musicians in Japan that are usually males that feature makeup, hairstyles and colorful costumes.