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Pull off the lolita style better?
not at all Do you think overweight girls should just stop wearing lolita? yes, but I also think the far too skinny girls also should stop Do you think brand should be made in bigger sizes because thin girls don't look as good in it? no, dear god please no for the sake of all men's eyes unfortunately the super thin girls just buy the kid-versions and you can' t prevent it :( a little chubby is best imo :) |
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 tbh when i think childlike i think fragile little body with a baby face basicly a girl who looks like this  Quote:
And here I thought thinking for yourself was a good thing why would you want to dress boring if you can afford to look beautiful? |
i think brands should be in bigger sizes too because i myself find sometime difficulty while shopping...so this should be there in order to release this tension
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If that is what you are saying, I agree entirely! |
=O PAEDO CONVENTION. Oh wait, sorry, that was a an easy mistake.
Look, honey, I know that we women regard youthfulness as this amazing life source, but think back to when you were 14? No one looked that amazing, in fact most of us were going through a spotty puberty phase, in addition to terrifying period cramps because you've just never felt pain like that before. |
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I'm not saying everyone should dress like me, I'm saying if they wanna be taken seriously, they shouldn't dress like they live in a world where everyday's dress up in a costume day. Period. Dress boring...? So not getting yourself to look like you're about to entener some costume contest is boring. I can afford whatever I want, but I don't want to look like I'm stuck in the age of 10. And like I said, no girl looks better in Lolita clothes than they do in normal clothes. Unless, of course, they are dressing up. I suggest you go to a job interview looking like that, see how proud that makes you feel in that situation. |
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I like it because its doll like/elegant and not all of it looks "kiddish" what about classic lolita?or gothic lolita?You're just thinking about sweet lolita In the 1700s-1800s women wore clothes similar to classic lolita all the time are you saying they all looked like 10 year olds?hell if you look a paintings of marie antoinette some of her dresses look a lot like the lolita dresses worn today I dont like attention at all its just I find "normal clothes" boring to look at and I wish there werent so many people with your mentality so people could wear what they like w/o random people harassing them or making weird comments |
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Bigger girls, when doing Lolita, imo, don't look as great as the thinner ones who do it. However, when a thinner girl does Decora, she doesn't look as good as the bigger ones who do Decora. Being that I can never be "thin", I just stick with what works for me. And if I ever do think about doing Lolita in the future, I've got some dieting to do. Haha.
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Well technically styles aren't limited to a certain body type because they're made in different sizes, however that's not to say that a certain body type looks better in certain styles or that a certain style was created for a certain body type. As far as Lolita go, i think it's usually the slimmer the easier it is to pull it off but I don't doubt those that aren't as skinny can also make it look cute and attractive.
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