The different styles of Japanese clothing

I had to do it! We can not talk about Japan without mentioning their extravagant outfits. As well known for their extravagant, atypical and colorful look, the Japanese display their own styles, with a certain point of originality and a pleasant panel of colors brightening the streets. In the land of the rising sun, the style of dress tells a lot about the personality and life of the person, and often asserts a person's belonging to a group or a way of thinking.

I am not going to make a complete turn of the styles and refocus on some that I appreciate or that impresses me by their originality

The top of Japanese clothing styles on a daily basis
The Japanese have the madness of grandeur in the style of dress. They like to stand out to appear more original by adopting crazy and seamless outfits on a daily basis. It is often the impression that in Japan, it is a carnival every day. The Japanese are also great enthusiasts of accessories such as necklaces, bracelets, piercing, and bags. Here are the styles that have surprised more than one.

Lolita

This style refers directly to the image of French porcelain dolls thanks to the dresses and puffed skirts with laces, accompanied by the bats and platform shoes.

Gothic Lolita

This outfit has a resemblance to the former but as its name indicates, the base is black, white or dark blue.

Fruit Lolita

It is the combination and superposition of the garments with the most colorful tones possible. This colorful, slightly childish look is inspired by the kawaii theme. The Japanese often wear toys as accessories.

Yamamba

By discovering this style, it must be said that the Japanese dare to exceed the limit. It is no longer surprising to see a girl walking with a make-up face all white or dark and colored hair of metal, blue or pink in the street. The goal is to look like a witch.

Wa-Lolita

This Japanese style is the subtle blend of traditional dresses, kimonos, and lolita gothics. To differentiate, the Japanese play with the colors and accessories.

To finish, one of my favorite styles will remain the sexy Japanese.

How? This is not a Japanese dress style ?! In any case it seems to me that if it were one it would be much appreciated by the general public.

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