Lolita In The United States - Page 5

KaZaSaGiSaN · (#41 (**permalink**))

i heard there was some chick who designed lolita clothes and they were really cute...she was on a designer show on mtv or something or other...but the clothes were cute ^_^

XxLoveDiruxX · (#42 (**permalink**))

yea, i guess that the us is bigger than japan, but it still seems where i am at, in michigan, there isnt many japanese culture followers... i wish there were, so my friends wouldn't question "why are you smoking a cigarette with that stupid frilly skirt and shirt with a piggy on it? it just makes you look really immature..."
~My friends dont definately get the amount of culture that is in all our japanese-loving lives, but i understand where they are coming from, they are just leading boring lives...

MonsterMonster · (#43 (**permalink**))

Everywhere I've seen harajuku or Lolita, it's always been at Anime Conventions.
You can always try surfing the net for some places hopefully in the US or around your area.

XxLoveDiruxX · (#44 (**permalink**))

yes, i guess i could, but its more funner if i find my own places to shop, not where everyone goes to shop, because i HATE people who mock and copy me... it happens alot and those "friends" all end up as being not my friends no more.... >.<

KikiBunny23 · (#45 (**permalink**))

wish i could help but the only place i say you could find them is online shops or ebay...my mom doesnt allow me to get the clothes so i dont really bother looking or else it will make me want them...but ive almost got her convinced to get me a loli skirt...

XxLoveDiruxX · (#46 (**permalink**))

my mother doesnt appreciate the fact that we are all different, and that we all have different styles of dress... she thinks that americans have to dress like americans, but i dont believe in that fact. If we all dressed the same, there would be no culture... and without culture, then i believe that every society would be very boring...

I dress the way i want, not the way people tell me how to...

Akoni · (#47 (**permalink**))

"must dress like Americans" haha, thats a good one... Considering that "true" Americans were the Native-Americans and the fact the the whole of America is really a variaty of other cultures that are mainly of Euro decent. There is no such thing as dressing "American". xD Anyway, all technicality aside....yah, parents usualy always have fashion issues. lmao, like who would honestly wear those 50's poodle skirts anymore? Fashions come and go, no reason to hate one the next gen's fashion sence and preach how wrong it is - blah blah blah. Least Harajuku and Lolita doesnt look like the GOD AWFUL "fashion" of the 80's. Talk about hella tacky. o0

strawberryshinya · (#48 (**permalink**))

so far where i live im the only one that does lolita stuff. XD its fun to be the only one! especially in the mall when every one stares at u like WTF?! O.o
its priceless though ill never do it in school cuz some f.tard that doesnt appreciate the fashion might ruin the dress! v_v

Luna135 · (#49 (**permalink**))

Well here in New York City I see some lolita girls. I have been in a number of stores u may like.
O and the 80's fashion comment its comming back over here...I wish they would stop. The colors drive me nuts. XO

nanas · (#50 (**permalink**))

Gothic Lolita Bible in america! It features some of the designers here in the US. I just started getting into the lolita fashion so so far i'm working on making my own, But more than likely I'll be the only one walking around as a lolita.