The GothLoli style has its roots in the 70's but consolidated itself in the 90's as a strong subculture that nowadays is impacting the West as well as its homeland, the East. It's influenced by Victorian and Edwardian children's clothing, mixed with Rococco and 80's Gothic, giving the style a unique and recognizable pattern of dressing up. The Gothic Lolita, being a subgenre of the Lolita Style uses darker clothes and make up, but still in a delicate way, and that's what differences it with Western Gothic Styles. It never loses purity and inocense, or at least, it is always playing with these concepts.The style has been portraited in many Mangas and Animes in Japan and there are many Online Stores where you can order your own outfit and garments. You can visit: http://www.lacarmina.com/ where you'll find an online shop, galleries and information about the style.
We have been at the 2nd DOLLY TEA PARTY, organized by Chiyo San, Gao San and Kurara San, three argentineans fond of the Japanese Visual Kei Culture. In this ocation I had the chance to portrait Gothic Lolitas again, as well as PsyberGoths, as we show below:
PsyberDoll Chiyo San
Psyber DolKurara San
Gao San
The evening started at 4pm with a wonderful Ginger Tea with Japanese Cookies, ideal for the freezing winter we are going through. Meanwhile two big plasma TV's transmitted J-POP Bands and Anime Graphics. Don't miss the Dolly Anniversary on August the 9th, starting at 6pm and going on through the night, at the legendary Gothic nightclub REQUIEM (Av. de Mayo 948). For more information: www.dollygothic.com.ar
My friend Kamineko NyoNyo
Chiyo San & Kamineko
