/cgl/ - Cosplay & EGL

Should I even bother to try and join the discord?

>>9631010
>>9630985
I think pixie cuts are perfectly fine for lolita, it's harder to find hair accessories that work with it though and it does help if you have a very feminine face. Short hair often makes girls with pretty, petite faces or strong bone structure even more striking. If your hair is between pixie and bob length, there is definitely stuff you can do with your hair, if it's straight be sure to blow dry it, either flaring outwards or inwards to give it some volume, it helps to diminish the disproportion between the petticoat and the rest of the outfit.

>>9435428
Going to do a mini-dump of black florals to see how they're coorded, pic related is notable because it uses a black headdress with coloured roses like the one suggested above.

>>9435552
Most people in the UK don't have machine driers at all, they line-dry everything or dry it indoors on drying racks. Even people living in flats don't usually have driers, since they're a fire hazard if the lint trap isn't cleaned. I use a rack like the below, turn the heating on and/or use a dehumidifer to avoid condensation building up indoors if it's too cold to open the windows. I also have a clothing rail and often put things like lolita dresses back on their hangers and hang them up on that to dry.
http://www.ikea.com/gb/en/products/laundry-cleaning-products/drying-racks/frost-drying-rack-in-outdoor-white-art-40244831/

It's much gentler on clothes and doesn't take that long unless you never switch the heating on, I was astonished how fast even normie clothes got worn out when I was in university accommodation and had to use their washer and driers because there was no space to hang clothes. Ended up throwing out and replacing most of my T-shirts at the end of the year.