Fairy Kei/Yumekawaii/Pastel General

[Anonymous No.10312882]

Last thread went sage >>10230005

Useful (Active) Links:
>JP Newssite - http://www.lafary.net/
>Shoplist - http://fairy-tips.tumblr.com/shops
>Brand Updates - http://yumekawa-updates.tumblr.com/
>What is Yumekawaii (feat. Ichigo Rinahamu) - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QtDp2FumekI

If you want to see the latest jp coords, indie brand releases or need general inspo,make sure to check out Twitter's ゆめかわいい hashtag.

[Anonymous No.10312883]

The obvious is coming up.

[Anonymous No.10312976]

LF got new Magical stock.

[Anonymous No.10313180]

I wish more brands would do winter outerwear, Spank!'s latest earmuffs are really cute.

[Anonymous No.10313184]

Magical started to be more active on IG a while ago
https://www.instagram.com/MAGICALyuichan/

[Anonymous No.10313224]

>>10313180
They only made two
Kek

[Anonymous No.10313227]

>>10313224
mad you can't get one?

[Anonymous No.10313228]

>>10313224
Hm yea if they’re hand made it’s reasonable ..

[Anonymous No.10313349]

>>10313184
Thanks GOD they are active again.
I love their stuff but I never got to buy any of it. Any time stuff was in stock on the site the SS would get it a little too late and I think one time the SS even poached the scarf I was going to buy from them.
I hope they start updating the website again.

[Anonymous No.10313415]

AngelaPopo (the fairy kei plushie handbag store) is going to release some fuzzy accessories soon.

[Anonymous No.10313416]

>>10313349
>I hope they start updating the website again.
I don't think they will, they are exlusive supplier to Listen Flavor nowadays.

[Anonymous No.10313439]

>>10313180
Seconding this, winter is such a great time of year for wearing fairy kei. Nile Perch's winter accessories this year are really cute

[Anonymous No.10313440]

>>10313439
And a strawberry one!

[Anonymous No.10313441]

>>10313440
Creamy Ice also released cute mufflers a little while ago. I really like these, but I can't help but miss her style of designing items two years ago. I liked when she used bolder colors and was more willing to experiment with different mediums in her accessories

[Anonymous No.10313448]

>>10313441
Examples of her older release accessories. Again I still love her creations, but miss the color and more spank style feeling of these (granted she filtered this pic to hell and back but the colors are still there)

[Anonymous No.10313449]

>>10313448
Another older scarf to compare to her latest works she's released. interesting seeing her art evolve

[Anonymous No.10313451]

>>10313449
The latest two scarves she put out. Which style do you prefer, gulls?

[Anonymous No.10313646]

>>10313451
I like both

[Anonymous No.10313775]

LF got new FS stock, probably online in few days if it doesn't sell out to fast.

[Anonymous No.10316809]

>>10313775

[Anonymous No.10317221]

>>10316809
I want to cop the jacket she's wearing

[Anonymous No.10317227]

>>10317221
only the pink and purple version are still available at FS
http://shop.phooey.jp/?mode=grp&gid=2107060&sort=n&page=1

[Anonymous No.10317434]

>>10313415
And out
https://item.taobao.com/item.htm?id=610778412077

[Anonymous No.10317607]

>>10317227
fancy surprise being sold at listen flavor ?

[Anonymous No.10317619]

>>10317607
It costs a lot more at LF so not recommended.

[Anonymous No.10317697]

>>10317619
Thank you!

[Anonymous No.10318353]

LF has a clearance sale on their 2019 collections:
https://listenflavor.com/shopbrand/ct72

[Anonymous No.10318783]

What would you guys say are the key differences between
> Fairy Kei
> SPANK! Kei
> Pop Kei
> Fancy Style
And would you say yumekawaii is its own style in and of itself? Or is it more like an aesthetic that could be applied to any fashion style?

[Anonymous No.10318793]

>>10318783
Wtf is "Fancy style"

[Anonymous No.10318800]

>>10318783
Here's my convoluted 2 cents
>fairy kei
a style distinct from yumekawaii in that there are distinct recognizable silhouettes (like a triangle with "weight" towards the bottom, often achieved by wearing a shirt or sweater on top with a tutu or layered skirts on the bottom, followed by occasionally layered legwear.) Nile Perch's take on fairy kei has a different silhouette in that it often involves either more fitted pieces or more flow-y dresses. If you compare the styles of Milklim and Nile Perch, the difference is clearer. Usually excludes darker colors, but there are exceptions to this rule (like Nile Perch's darker night sky dress print.)
>spank kei
Embraces 80s motifs and elements. Commonly utilizes polka dots (black and white typically) and rainbow patterns. Colors are mixed bold and pastel. Vintage, upcycled clothing is sometimes used. Occasionally layered lingerie pieces are worn, occasionally over sweaters. Denim (usually acid wash) is acceptable for wear, as is baggy, oversized clothing. The idea is to go for a vague, cutesy 80s-90s Girl Talk sleepover with Cyndi Lauper vibe. If that sounds confusing, it totally is, but you know it when you see it (bear with me!) Also inspired by 80s jpop idol aesthetics.
>pop kei
More modern, not strictly 80s themed and allows for the bolder color palette. Galaxxxy is a trademark brand for this style, as is ACDC Rag. This one is a little more difficult for me to describe, but it definitely passes for more of a modern streetwear.
>fancy style
It's a vibe, an aesthetic. I like to think something becomes "fancy" when certain motifs, fabric textures (like fluffy fabric) and colors are put together. Creamy Ice, Nile Perch, Fancy a la Mode and Dreamy Melmel are all "fancy" brands because of the way their items are made. Dreamy Melmel definitely comes to mind when I think of "fancy" (pic related, art is by the creator, Mannequin). Fancy has an 80s yumekawaii feel.

[Anonymous No.10318801]

>>10318783
Here is an example of a spank kei/spank style coord

[Anonymous No.10318802]

>>10318800
This is a type of fairy kei, utilizing Milklim pieces. Note the layered clothing and bottom heavy silhouette

[Anonymous No.10318804]

>>10318800
Nile Perch used to create a fairy kei outfit. Example of darker colors being acceptable. Note the fluffy "moko moko" fabric. Can also be called "fancy" because of the motifs.

[Anonymous No.10318805]

>>10318800
One more softer fairy kei outfit, NP again.

[Anonymous No.10318806]

>>10318800
Hmm, alright, I understand what you're saying! The brand examples help it to make a lot more sense as well. I agree with you in that pop kei is definitely the hardest one to pin down. And I do get the vibe that fancy is more "comfy" with the fluffy and soft fabrics being used, like you mentioned.
Would you say Gunifuni is more on the fancy side then?

[Anonymous No.10318807]

>>10318801
Another spank kei coord. Note the vintage, oversized sweater and polka dot tights

[Anonymous No.10318808]

>>10318806
I usually see Gunifuni coordinated with cult party kei. However, I feel like it definitely is "fancy" and could work for spank kei or yumekawaii outfits! I've never seen it used for fairy kei before, but I could see some pieces working

[Anonymous No.10318810]

>>10318806
A look from Peco Club that technically is pop kei, despite the 80s influence going on here

[Anonymous No.10318811]

>>10318808
Oh right, CPK! Would you happen to have any good examples of a CPK outfit?
From what I've read, it seems like pic related would be considered Cult Party Kei, but I'm not sure.

[Anonymous No.10318813]

>>10318811
I think (?) it could be? Honestly I'm not super confident in my ability to identify it, but I know for sure pic related is CPK

[Anonymous No.10318814]

>>10318813
Also this coord

[Anonymous No.10318815]

>>10318811
The more I look at it this just reads as a more pastel casual style to me, but hey, i could be wrong

[Anonymous No.10318817]

>>10318802
Another thought: western fk community tends to emulate older FK street style pictures, at least from what i've observed. More of the community is starting to embrace the NP take on it tho and deviate from the t-shirt+cardigan/tutu combo

[Anonymous No.10318819]

>>10318813
>>10318814
Thank you! Saved for future reference.

>>10318815
Hmm, that seems most likely then. Sometimes a cute coord is a cute coord and nothing more, haha.

>>10318817
That definitely rings true. I was very surprised when I went to Japan in November and wore what I thought was typical fairy kei style, only to be called a fancy girl everywhere I went, ha. It seems like pastel street styles evolve very quickly compared to slower fashions like lolita, so it can be harder to keep up with, especially due to the language barrier.

[Anonymous No.10318820]

here's an old ass fairy kei streetsnap that everybody and their mom has tried to emulate at least once. Classic components of what is understood as fairy kei in the loosest sense (tutu, hoodie/jacket, cute t-shirt, tights). You'll see a lot of western wearers wear the style this way

[Anonymous No.10318824]

>>10318800
One more thought for now: I feel like when Mania-q and Milklim died, the more traditional style of wearing FK in japan really died with it. Milklim at the time of its closure was low quality and didn't produce pieces with the same feel that it used to. Fancy style inspired by NP, Fancy Surprise, Magical (especially with the Listen Flavor stocking comeback) and small indie brands like it seem to be what's in right now. I'm at work late with nothing better to do, sorry for the rant blocks of text. Pic related is another dreamy melmel art piece; i'm still emo she quit drawing and making accessories (she does have a baby now, though). She was huge insp. for when I began wearing spank style

[Anonymous No.10318973]

>>10318783
>>10318800
I would describe Pop Kei as whatever is the typical Decora wear but without the deco.

[Anonymous No.10319004]

>>10318783
yume kawaii is definitely just an aesthetic. the term was first associated with UV resin accessory designs. i see a lot of people talking about yume kawaii in conjunction with yami kawaii (what people in the west incorrectly call menhera, which is is the name for the movement of mental health awareness and acceptance among mainly younger women). i use the japanese internet and make resin accessories, so i've researched into this a lot. i've seen the yume kawaii aesthetic defined as anything that is cute with a slightly surreal or dreamlike fantasy aspect that evokes feelings of fuwafuwa (fluffy in a hazy way) and kirakira (dreamy sparkle). common motifs being hearts, stars, moons, clouds, rainbows, sailor suits, unicorns, rabbits, ribbons, magic sticks, keys, angel wings, crowns, crosses, candy, cotton candy, strawberries, strawberry milk, bandage, etc. color themes are generally pastels or vivid "cute" colors such as those in pop kei. branching from resin things all of the styles you mentioned, and to some extent yami kawaii can be considered yume kawaii with the right motifs (similar to how hime lolita and hime gyaru were/are both based around princess aesthetic you can have yume fairy kei etc.) as for the rest of the styles i think >>10318800 is pretty spot on with her explanation so i won't go into them.

[Anonymous No.10319040]

>>10318824
Gotta say milklim dying was so good for the future of fkei. Nile perch should have always dominated, along with indie brands. Milklim was so low quality by the end. Honestly they were always kinda subpar but they ramped it up by the end of their run. I miss maniaQ a lot though. They were the reason for the tutu being a big part of fkei during the early 2010s. The bags they produced were amazing though.

[Anonymous No.10319042]

>>10319040
I miss maniaQ so much I used to own a bunch of their jackets

[Anonymous No.10319062]

>>10319040
AYRT; I agree, honestly. I liked Milklim's jackets and polka dot skirts, but I never really cared for their sweaters or other clothing designs. Always felt uninspired

[Anonymous No.10319106]

>>10319004
I see! So you would say yumekawaii is surreal and dreamlike but with more innocent imagery, while yamikawaii is more edgy and deals with darker subject matter?
I often see yamikawaii in the west depicted like pic related, with the "yami" being interpreted both literally as dark / black color palette, and as dark subject matter. However it seems you're saying that yamikawaii actually tends to be pastel as well, and is actually what people in the west would call menhera fashion, right?

[Anonymous No.10319113]

>>10319106
Huh? No, yamikawaii and yumekawaii are not fashion styles. They're descriptive terms. Fairy kei, a pastel menhera outfit, & a pastel decora outfit are all 'yumekawaii'. A simple pastel outfit in lavender with some fluffy hair ties, while not fitting into any specific fashion, is 'yumekawaii'. It's dreamy cute. In menhera fashion, yume/yami are just used as categorizations, pastels versus solid colors, since the fashion as a whole fits the description of 'yamikawaii'.

'Yamikawaii' can also mean dark subject matter, but that's kind of redundant in a fashion that everything deals with dark subject matter.

So, a pastel menhera outfit is 'yamikawaii' because it's a yamikawaii fashion, but the outfit itself is yumekawaii.

They're just descriptors, not a fashion.

[Anonymous No.10319114]

>>10319004
>>10319106
Some anon randomly popping in but the japanese community distanced themself from the term yamikawaii ever since Ezaki Bisuko registered as his trademark and copyright claimed everything left and right
https://togetter.com/li/1327507

[Anonymous No.10319115]

>>10319113
Also, not the original anon.

[Anonymous No.10319117]

>>10319114
lol i forgot about this. What a cunt

[Anonymous No.10319118]

>>10319113
The last thing I'll add is if the terms start being confusing, that's because J-fashion is much more fluid now than days past. Use to you had gyaru, lolita, fairy kei, decora... so-on and so-forth, but the styles never bleed over into one another with the exception maybe of hime gyaru. Really, hime gyaru is when you start to see what I'm about to explain happen:

Style became more fluid, borrowed off one another, and it got much harder to categorize stuff. Even menhera can be styled many different ways... you might have your cookie-cutter casual look with big shirt and leg wear, but you also have decora, fairy kei, and even otome examples.

Most Western menhera is honestly just decora with yamikawaii, for example.

[Anonymous No.10319120]

>>10319117
It's almost as if the instant he got international fame & increased attention in his home country, he did a 180 distancing himself from the mental health aspect of his work & tried turning everything into purely an image.

[Anonymous No.10319121]

>>10319113
Sorry if what I said was unclear, I never meant to imply that I thought yumekawaii or yamikawaii were fashion styles. Just trying to nail down what makes them separate ideas so I don't get them confused.
I think I understand what you're saying - that something can both be yume and yami at the same time, if it's a pastel style with dark subject matter (like a pastel menhera theme, or cute guro theme).

>>10319114
I forgot about this. I briefly met him in person at Design Festa and I have to say his personality was... well, I'm not surprised he did that I guess.

[Anonymous No.10319124]

>>10319121
Ugh, going on what I said in >>10319120, it reminded me of the way selling something about actual mental health issues is risky, but selling something quirky like Harley Quinn is okay. I feel like he kind of did that trying to copyright 'yamikawaii' & his statements distancing himself from 'menhera' the instant he started being involved with a Western audience. In the end, all the people who had supported him in his home country and overseas, distanced themselves from him.

Yeah, you pretty much got it. In a fashion where everything is 'dark', it becomes more a matter of color scheme and presentation.

[Anonymous No.10319126]

With FS going all out lately, I'm surprised she doesn't have an own irl store yet.

[Anonymous No.10319130]

>>10319121
Now, what makes it difficult is if you aren't talking about menhera. Sometimes, you have someone who wears just general yume fashion, decora, or whatever who chooses to wear syringe accessories, a gun motif, or something dark. In that instance, it's adding a yamikawaii element. So, once again, you can likely see the 'idea' of what they are shifts due to context. In a fashion where everything is centered around darkness and suffering, the use of such a term for these things is redundant. However, for someone who doesn't wear fashion centered around darkness and suffering, an item depicting such, pastel or not, can make an outfit yamikawaii.

You wouldn't call a creepy cute outfit goth after all.

[Anonymous No.10319133]

>>10319126
Hopefully in the future

[Anonymous No.10319735]

Seems like To Alice is going to release a space themed set soon:
https://item.taobao.com/item.htm?spm=a230r.1.14.31.22de149727mQdi&id=611006986305&ns=1&abbucket=19#detail

[Anonymous No.10321302]

>>10318973
I thought that decora without the deco is called "Fruits Kei," like Fruits magazine

[Anonymous No.10322695]

>>10321302
Fruits Kei isn’t a thing, really. Although the style in the pics you posted is early, prototypical Decora imo. Pop kei is more modern/bright decora without the excess deco.

[Anonymous No.10322728]

Does anyone know why 6% Doki Doki stopped making their mini hollow star clips in this style? I can't find them on their online store, and when I went in person they didn't have them either. Their photos now exclude the star too, like pic related.

[Anonymous No.10322732]

>>10322728
They don't make them in the first place, you can get them for bargain at Claire's, children's section of H&M, even Taobao...

[Anonymous No.10322735]

>>10322732
And to add: even the packs by other places don't have the stars anymore, no idea why tho.

[Anonymous No.10322772]

I'd like to ask where non-Japanese artists like Omocat, punimelt etc stand on this? Would printed pieces work for fairy-kei? I'm particularly interested in exploring yellow/green pastels which I don't see often, and I've seen some interesting prints by western artists.

[Anonymous No.10322775]

>>10322772
>asking where western brands stand
>uncommon colors
>experiment

I say this out of love--stick with jp brands until you have a good grasp on the fashion, THEN experiment. Western accessories are fine but most western main pieces look garish imo

[Anonymous No.10322782]

>>10322732
You can even get these at black hair beauty supply stores. My mother used to put these in my hair when I was younger.

[Anonymous No.10323315]

>>10319126
where can i buy that jacket?!

[Anonymous No.10323326]

>>10323315
http://shop.phooey.jp/
blue is sold out tho

[Anonymous No.10327590]

Not sure who likes DIY but that shop covers like everything:
https://customartfactory.net/

[Anonymous No.10327592]

>>10327590
> no overseas shipments
ill just sit here and cry

[Anonymous No.10327709]

>>10327592
Just use tenso or a ss?

[Anonymous No.10329439]

LF finally put the StarMii restock online
https://listenflavor.com/shopbrand/ct113/

[Anonymous No.10329996]

New LF collection is out, dropping all pastel pieces as usual.

[Anonymous No.10329998]

>>10329996
It's not a lot as the first theme's colection is goth.

[Anonymous No.10329999]

>>10329998

[Anonymous No.10330000]

>>10329999

[Anonymous No.10330002]

>>10330000

[Anonymous No.10330033]

>>10330002

[Anonymous No.10334354]

Is soft girl fashion part of yume kawaii?

[Anonymous No.10334417]

>>10334354
Everything pastel with dreamy motifs is yumekawaii

[Anonymous No.10338072]

Unicorns' Shop did some new stock of various fuzzy pins.

[Anonymous No.10338873]

>>10330033
And another LF collection dropped.

[Anonymous No.10338874]

>>10338873

[Anonymous No.10338875]

>>10338874

[Anonymous No.10339535]

Miracle Com started international shipping.
https://twitter.com/miracle_com_/status/1227823841272987649

[Anonymous No.10342773]

I can't help but miss the old tumblr days when fairy kei/kawaii style was everywhere. It's so much harder now to find an active community

[Anonymous No.10342795]

>>10342773
Isn't that what the Discord is for?

[Anonymous No.10342797]

>>10342773
There's a pretty active Discord and Reddit.

[Anonymous No.10342934]

>>10342797
Both are absolute shit, anon

[Anonymous No.10342943]

>>10338875
Man I really wish LF would go back to making more cutesy pastel stuff like a few years back. I thought it was cool that their collections seemed to be alternating at first but now it seems to be all darker stuff and nothing else.

[Anonymous No.10342955]

>>10342943
They always make like 6-8 collections for each season, the later half still being the pastel vomit you wish for.

[Anonymous No.10342957]

>>10342934
>implying the comms haven't been shit before either

[Anonymous No.10342960]

New Listen Flavor x Fancy Surprise collection:
https://listenflavor.com/shopbrand/ct70

[Anonymous No.10343077]

>>10338072
Unicorn shop used to be my favorite, is their quality still good?

[Anonymous No.10343095]

>>10343077
Still the same as before, the only thing that changed over the years is the lack of regular new goods.

[Anonymous No.10343622]

Highly recommend to follow "ガーリーハンドメイドGirly*h" on FB as they do fairy kei popup stores all over the place. Current focus is goods for "mama fairy" aka pregnancy and kids sized goods.

[Anonymous No.10344503]

ACDC RAG is holding another design contest.

[Anonymous No.10346719]

What online stores offer fabric and trims suitable for a yumekawaii(think spank and nile perch) style? looking into making a sundress with a cute print for spring/summer.
Crossposting to the sewing thread

[Anonymous No.10347141]

>>10346719
Would just look around at Rakuten
https://search.rakuten.co.jp/search/mall/%E3%82%86%E3%82%81%E3%81%8B%E3%82%8F%E3%81%84%E3%81%84/210254/

[Anonymous No.10347190]

>>10342960
I like the slouchy sock look, but I've never seen them in any colour besides white. Do pastel ones exist, or would my best bet be to just buy some and dye them myself?

[Anonymous No.10347312]

>>10347141
Thanks!

>>10347190
Not super loose but
https://item.rakuten.co.jp/puick/4843832-1616-2001/

[Anonymous No.10348327]

What you think about tokidoki brand?

[Anonymous No.10348328]

>>10347190
those are just leg warmers, anon.

[Anonymous No.10348339]

>>10348328
I'm an idiot. Thanks.

[Anonymous No.10348343]

>>10348339
don't worry bb!

[Anonymous No.10348561]

>>10348327
I like their stuff, but it's very hit/miss if you want a specific jfashion look with their products. Is there anything in particular you're looking at?

[Anonymous No.10348985]

idk if people are still into bun covers but lf got a big stock
http://listenflavor.com/shopbrand/ct114

[Anonymous No.10349301]

>>10348327
I love Tokidoki, but they're not really j-fashion. More urban street wear. Western. The brand has enough characters and accessories that it'd be easy to match with decora and stuff, but on it'd own it's not really yume.

Even their "pastel" stuff is bright cyan & bubble gum neons.

[Anonymous No.10349304]

>>10348327
However, barring the super colorful styles, these choices might be a good pick for soft, pastel yume outfits. I was hesitant to include the lavender hoodie just because the print is so strong. Some cute sleeping masks too.
>https://www.tokidoki.it/collections/w-all/products/sweet-dreams-hoodie
>https://www.tokidoki.it/collections/w-all/products/tokidoki-x-hello-kitty-hello-cherry-long-sleeve-tee-unisex
>https://www.tokidoki.it/collections/w-all/products/donutella-souvenir-hoodie
>https://www.tokidoki.it/collections/w-all/products/tokidoki-x-hello-kitty-hello-dreamy-tee
>https://www.tokidoki.it/collections/novelty/products/star-fairy-eye-mask
>https://www.tokidoki.it/collections/novelty/products/lolopessa-eye-mask

[Anonymous No.10350075]

>>10338072
I feels like a big comeback at this point, had another new release today.

[Anonymous No.10350325]

[Anonymous No.10350429]

>>10313180
>>10313439
>>10313440
>>10313451
How do you all feel about design replicas, like if someone would copy this designs, maybe with some minor changes here and there and would sell it on the western market?
I found the strawberry scarf on Ali but I hesitate to buy it because it´s a replica.

And what´s this about that overpriced plushies from Spank?
Does someone really pay 60$ for a no-name vintage plushie outside of Japan? Just asking because I still have some from my childhood and start to see the Dollars coming in.

[Anonymous No.10350492]

>>10350429
I believe the price point comes from the novelty of owning a foreign vintage item. I'm guessing that items like it aren't readily available in their marketplace that warrant a lower price, and once you factor in the 80s/90s western factor (a time that Spank heavily draws inspiration from), there is this implicit value to Japanese buyers. It's like people who drop $80 on vintage sanrio stationery on ebay; such items are likely harder to find outside of Japan

[Anonymous No.10350538]

>>10350429
I don't think there is an issue with indirect replicas from non-print items, it's not like they are overly unique designs in case of fk stuff to begin with.

[Anonymous No.10351140]

[Anonymous No.10351141]

Miracle Com restocked.
https://miraclecom.thebase.in/

[Anonymous No.10351585]

>>10313415
Restocked+more colors:
https://item.taobao.com/item.htm?id=610778412077

[Anonymous No.10351665]

>>10351140
Not gonna lie, I feel like the printed corset feels cheap, I wish they had done actual lacing

>>10351141
>>10351585
>>10350075
These are very nostalgic and cute. Has anyone ever owned any of the quilted collars? How is the quality irl

[Anonymous No.10353854]

Is it possible to wear fairy kei without wearing prints?

[Anonymous No.10353907]

>>10353854
Not really. You need some sort of design going on. Full solid colored outfits just look boring. You need the triangle shape, layers, pastels, and prints to make things fairy.

[Anonymous No.10354350]

>>10353907
What do you mean bu triangular shape? Something like lolita, with puffy skirt?

[Anonymous No.10354370]

>>10354350
Analyze old street snaps. Everyone is triangular in some form or fashion. Like a Christmas tree shape when you count their legs. Start at their neck and draw a line to their hem. That’s the fairy kei silhouette nobody talks about. It’s why joggers or jeans look so shitty. IMHO it’s almost never fairy kei without the triangle shape. Like lolita but less poof.

[Anonymous No.10354374]

>>10354370

[Anonymous No.10354377]

>>10354374

[Anonymous No.10354378]

>>10354377

[Anonymous No.10354380]

>>10354378
Sorry for triangle spam, just trying to show how common it is. It’s a very small a-line silhouette.

[Anonymous No.10354460]

>>10354370
>That’s the fairy kei silhouette nobody talks about. It’s why joggers or jeans look so shitty.
Plenty of FK outfits that aren't your "triangle".

[Anonymous No.10354463]

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[Anonymous No.10354464]

>>10354463

[Anonymous No.10354465]

>>10354464

[Anonymous No.10354466]

>>10354465

[Anonymous No.10354468]

>>10354466

[Anonymous No.10354469]

>>10354468

[Anonymous No.10354470]

>>10354469

[Anonymous No.10354474]

>>10354470

[Anonymous No.10354477]

>>10354370
>Start at their neck and draw a line to their hem. That’s the fairy kei silhouette nobody talks about.
That's called having hips, anon.

[Anonymous No.10354518]

>>10354460
Honestly my original message should have said “almost” rather than generalizing them all. There are plenty that fall into the rectangle shape, which are cool, but also can be a bit trickier for beginners to pull off properly without looking too normie. I’m assuming the OP is new to the fashion which is why they’re asking about patterns.

[Anonymous No.10354522]

>>10354518
I would like to point out that technically the ones with pants would mostly fall into boy style fairy kei rather than full blooded fairy. Too often newbies flock to that style and wind up looking like this

[Anonymous No.10354523]

>>10354518
FK really doesn't have a silhouette. i don't know what you are on about.

[Anonymous No.10354527]

>>10354522
>Too often newbies flock to that style and wind up looking like this
Doesn't look too bad desu, just change the print of the tee+the color of the shoes and it would work just fine.

[Anonymous No.10354528]

>>10354527
i agree. maybe if the jeans were pink though it would really look better since i feel like i've been conditioned to think of blue jeans as fairly neutral.

[Anonymous No.10354530]

>>10354518
>I’m assuming the OP is new to the fashion which is why they’re asking about patterns.
OP was asking about prints, not patterns...

[Anonymous No.10354531]

>>10354530
+Of course they would be confused about "triangle shape" as answer to a print related question because usually it means pic related.

[Anonymous No.10354554]

>>10354530
I was the op! It's just hard for me to find FK prints in normie shops and ordering from japan sites takes some time so im trying to make some first steps with what i have. Its lots of pastel solid tops (im trying to use different fabrics) and neutral bottoms like beige and grey (its almost impossible to find pastel pants where live unfortunately). Not really FK, more like inspired fashion. Also i sucks at layering yet but trying to wear lots on my head without falling to decora category.

One more question: where to find pastel shoes. I mean big size pastel shoes of decent quality not cheap chinese shit.

[Anonymous No.10354556]

Also tnx everyone in this thread for pics that was helpful. Im not 100% sure between fairy kei and spank kei whenever i see a coord

[Anonymous No.10354560]

>>10354554
you can definitely do it without using prints, but try to get things with a cute pattern like striples, polka dots, stars or hearts to make up for it. even places like primark and HM might have stuff that would work.

[Anonymous No.10354575]

>>10354556
>between fairy kei and spank kei
Might have to do with the fact that fairy kei was originally coined by the japanese media as term to describe Spank!'s style, there isn't much of a difference besides that Spank! often adds black and 80's rock'n'roll motifs to their items.

[Anonymous No.10354756]

>>10354523
While I agree there's not ONE correct silhouette, I do see what anon is saying. There is a specific shape I also see like with Nile Perch's dress shapes

[Anonymous No.10354758]

>>10354522
this isn't really fairy kei though, "boy style" is really just yumekawaii them without dresses and skirts

[Anonymous No.10354759]

>>10354758
theme*, deleted the 'e'

[Anonymous No.10354767]

>>10354758
same anon, here's a hot take: i feel like "boy style fairy kei" doesn't really exist and it's just a term developed by people insecure about wearing dresses and skirts that want to be gendered as a man. maybe i'm wrong about its use in the jp community, but i think if you want to wear pastel harem pants, a stadium jacket and a snap back, you don't need to call it 'boy fairy kei", you're just wearing fairy kei with poofy pants lol. I don't see the need for a distinction

[Anonymous No.10354814]

What music suits FK aesthetic?
For me it's 80s dance tunes

[Anonymous No.10354848]

>>10354814
Cute jpop

[Anonymous No.10354869]

>>10354848
Name few artists?

[Anonymous No.10354903]

>>10354814
i'd say Especia reminds me of it https://youtu.be/BnOwTaArdv4

[Anonymous No.10354904]

>>10354814
future bass.

[Anonymous No.10354926]

>>10354554
> pastel shoes
> decent quality
Really depends on your budget and your definition of decent quality. Keep an eye out for reskinned or collab Jordan/Nike/Adidas, because spring is coming and most brands will start bringing out the pastels

[Anonymous No.10354931]

>>10354554
>pastel shoes of decent quality not cheap chinese shit.
then buy some nice shit from china, retard.

[Anonymous No.10354941]

>>10354767
>but i think if you want to wear pastel harem pants, a stadium jacket and a snap back, you don't need to call it 'boy fairy kei", you're just wearing fairy kei with poofy pants lol. I don't see the need for a distinction
Pretty much this.

[Anonymous No.10354946]

>>10354758
>>10354767
so which is it?

[Anonymous No.10355044]

>>10354946
My thoughts: "Boy style", from what I've observed, is a term people in western circles seem to use for yumekawaii outfits with pants, as well fairy kei outfits that use pants/a milklim stadium jacket/pastel snapback hats you can find at cons. However, I feel like the term is unnecessary because it's not like wearing pants and a jacket makes something "boyish", it's just fairy kei with pants and a jacket, or a generic pastel yumekawaii outfit with pants and a jacket. I'm sure you know that yumekawaii is just a general descriptive term for pastel and dreamy outfits, and that just because you're dressed wearing yumekawaii pastel things, it's not always fairy kei. I frequently see the term "boy style" used to describe these types of dress when it involves pastels and pants, like the wearer feels this implicit need to assert themselves as "still a guy" when they use that term. Just feels weird and like they have something to prove, like if you want to wear pants in fairy kei, just do it

[Anonymous No.10355349]

NHK had a yumekawaii special
https://www.nhk.or.jp/hamatta/housou/200310/index.html
But idk if the full will be ever online somewhere.

[Anonymous No.10355447]

>>10354926
Something about 100-200 bucks range

[Anonymous No.10355499]

>>10355447
Secondhand Jeremy Scott would be alright for that range. Just know that most shoes in that range quality is really worth 5-20 USD before markup, but that's just the way the industry is

[Anonymous No.10355507]

>>10355447
>wants to spend $100+ on shoes
>too cheap/retarded to buy from japan
lol...

[Anonymous No.10355576]

>>10354554
for pastel shoes I always associate old school reeboks with fairy kei

[Anonymous No.10355639]

>>10355499
Never heard of that brand... Should look it up

[Anonymous No.10355641]

>>10355507
I have severe scoliosis so i have to try on everything before buing desu so im neither silly or retard

[Anonymous No.10357039]

AniR put some of their designs on a made-to-order fabric site https://realfabric.jp/list.php?search_action=search&search_type=id&search_word=anir0214

[Anonymous No.10357042]

>>10355641
please explain how the fuck that prevents you from figuring out what measurements fit you.

[Anonymous No.10357050]

>>10357042
Just because it fits doesn't mean it's comfortable for someone with a back problem, anon.

[Anonymous No.10357052]

>>10354554
If you'er artsy at all you can buy whatever base shoes and paint them, I suggest Angelus leather paint, it's what many cobblers use in repairs, it's made for shit that's going to be mobile, and it doesn't cost a shit ton.

[Anonymous No.10357053]

>>10357050
you can't know that from trying something on for 5 seconds.

[Anonymous No.10357059]

>>10357053
You can get a much better idea walking around in a store with the shoes on than ordering them from the internet though. Why are you out to be such a cunt?

[Anonymous No.10357071]

>>10357059
No one's being a cunt, calm down. Trying to use normie clothes as fairy kei is difficult, and the OP keeps making excuses to why she allegedly has to. She's going to look bad based on what she was saying anyway.

[Anonymous No.10357367]

>>10357071
They sound like they have no clue what fairy kei is. I hate when people who don’t know shit about fairy kei try and shoehorn normie clothes in. Suck it up and buy items made specifically for the style. Your normie clothes look shitty almost 100% o the time. We tell people to buy lolita specific dresses and not try to shoehorn normie dresses into the fashion, so why isn’t it the same way with fairy kei? People scream brandwhore the second you tell them to shop somewhere other than hot topic.

[Anonymous No.10357598]

>>10357367
Some vintage thrift clothes can work in fairykei

[Anonymous No.10357683]

>>10357598
yes some, but anon already said she doesn't want to wear prints of anything.

[Anonymous No.10357726]

>>10357598
Emphasis on SOME. Fairy kei is hard to grasp, and even harder to shop for when starting out. Unless you 100% know what you’re looking for it’s easier to just buy something off the secondhand market

[Anonymous No.10358450]

>>10357367
While it's true that buying from fairy kei specific brands/items would make it easier to build an outfit, I think it's important to remember that there's a pretty big difference between whats considered standard between different street fashions. It's a lot easier to use everyday items in fairy kei than in lolita just because lolita items usually need a lot more fabric than the average item, and fairy kei does not. Also it doesn't help that both modern day lolita and fairy kei are far removed from when they first started both appearance and also community wise, so the importance of brand specific items have fallen

[Anonymous No.10358485]

>>10358450
i wish people like you would actually read what the OP who initially started the conversation said. you made some good points but it doesn't apply to her...

[Anonymous No.10358540]

>>10313451
Sorry, do you happen to have a link to her shop? I've tried googling for Creamy Ice but I'm just getting ice cream

[Anonymous No.10358548]

>>10358540
https://creamyyyice.base.shop/

[Anonymous No.10358572]

>>10358540
>>10358548
and her ig is creamy_ice_aisu

[Anonymous No.10358613]

>>10358572
Thanks so much!

[Anonymous No.10358739]

>>10357367
Can you please stop gatekeeping

[Anonymous No.10358781]

>>10358739
Telling someone there are rules to a fashion isn't gatekeeping. If someone sits down at a poker table and breaks a rule, you let them know. It doesn't mean you're "gatekeeping" poker.

[Anonymous No.10358791]

>>10358781
OP wasn't even saying there are rules, just telling people not to buy shit.

[Anonymous No.10359096]

>>10358739
I think what OP is trying to say is that beginners tend to grab items that don't really work for the fashion since they're new? I don't think it's gatekeeping to tell people to buy items made specifically for the style, especially since there are some pretty affordable shops nowadays! In Control has some pretty good things from what I've seen. They have a good selection of plus size things too!

[Anonymous No.10359107]

>>10359096
They have a couple of shirt designs that might work, but most of their silhouettes are nothing close to fairy kei.

[Anonymous No.10359114]

>>10358739
that's not gatekeeping lol it's honesty, it often looks shitty

[Anonymous No.10359649]

Can you use bloomers as bottoms for fairy kei? i've been seeing some cute ones on etsy, and i'd like some non-dress/skirt based outfits

[Anonymous No.10359659]

>>10359649
yep they will definitely work and look cute. even if they're not super poofy you can wear them to peek out under long shirts/short dresses.

[Anonymous No.10359759]

>>10359649
Yep, bloomers are pretty common. Some people like to layer them under loose tunics too

[Anonymous No.10359996]

>>10355641
if you need to you could always buy whatever shoes you need in white, they should blend into the rest of your outfit fairly well.
I’m sure people will understand if you need to wear certain shoes for a medical issue. not sure why other anons are calling you cheap

[Anonymous No.10359997]

>>10357367
anon literally said she has scoliosis, I’m sure she’d be willing to wear proper shoes if she could.

[Anonymous No.10359998]

>>10355641
>>10359996
This plus you can just decorate your shoes to match / create shoe accessories

[Anonymous No.10360040]

>>10359997
>>10359998

she was talking about clothes tho.

[Anonymous No.10360068]

>>10359997
>>10359998
As >>10360040 said, you seem to forget OP's post about only wanting to wear solid color clothes because ordering online is apparently ~too hard and it might cause back problems with being unable to try it on~.

[Anonymous No.10360106]

>>10359759
are poofy pumpkin style appropriate? or is it just flat layered ones that work

[Anonymous No.10360143]

>>10360106
Pumpkin pants are definitely appropriate! Fairy kei and poofiness go hand in hand.

[Anonymous No.10360146]

>>10355576
Is this style (the one in the pics with the two ankle straps, kiki2 is stocking it all the time) not made anymore? What is the name of the model?

[Anonymous No.10361590]

>>10351585
They released a new yellow colorway today.

[Anonymous No.10362029]

LF's yearly Sanrio collab is out.

[Anonymous No.10362030]

LF's yearly Sanrio collab is out.

[Anonymous No.10362062]

>>10361590
I'm incredibly dumb, what are these? I thought they were eyemasks originally but are they ears?

[Anonymous No.10362069]

>>10360146
the style's freestyle hi! you can still buy them, though some colours aren't being made anymore (like in this photo)

>>10362062
they're ears!

[Anonymous No.10362599]

Any suggestions for hair sticks that are in a pastel kawaii style? I'm mostly seeing traditional-looking ones when I search. This one from Etsy is the only one I've found so far.

[Anonymous No.10363168]

Creamy Ice released new stuff

[Anonymous No.10363520]

https://item.taobao.com/item.htm?spm=a1z0k.6846577.1997985097.d4918997.63365fabAMDTVd&id=614382265819&_u=

[Anonymous No.10363622]

>>10362599
Hair sticks received a small boost in popularity with the "China-kei" stuff, but not a lot of cutesy ones. You might be better off buying plain ones and adding on ribbons/cabochons/etc. yourself

[Anonymous No.10363983]

>>10355044
+++
<3

[Anonymous No.10363986]

Anybody has a archive of last tread?

[Anonymous No.10364768]

got these recommended by taobao, maybe someone likes them
https://item.taobao.com/item.htm?spm=a1z02.1.2016030118.d2016038.3b08782dPx4JRx&id=611558911498&scm=1007.10157.81291.100200300000000&pvid=e8cd9ddc-7cb4-42cf-a073-484eeb783f80

[Anonymous No.10364896]

If you are into fancy sweaters, I recommend to search Spank! in Taobao's secondhand app, there's loads.

[Anonymous No.10364949]

>>10364768
these look entirely like light up kids sneakers

[Anonymous No.10364953]

Spank! wants you to share aesthetic photos and artworks under #テンションがアガるmyかわいい
https://twitter.com/Spank_love/status/1243348427083100160

[Anonymous No.10364955]

>>10364949
...those aren't even light-up sneakers so idk where you get that comparison from, never seen any in holo with lace.

[Anonymous No.10365719]

are LF goods measured flat?

[Anonymous No.10365731]

>>10365719
Obviously, ain't nobody got a 30cm waist.

[Anonymous No.10365734]

>>10365719
Depends on the product but circumferences always have a min-max measurment, everything with a single number is flat.

[Anonymous No.10365735]

>>10365719
Yes, only elastic waists have a min-max circumference.

[Anonymous No.10365748]

>>10364949
this is fairy kei fashion we're talking about.

[Anonymous No.10365785]

>>10364949
You say that like it’s a bad thing. My light up shoes make me run SUPER fast

[Anonymous No.10366154]

Listen Flavor will launch a giveaway for their new Sanrio collab on friday on Twitter.

[Anonymous No.10366170]

>>10365785
this made me laugh

[Anonymous No.10367662]

That thing sure sold out fast.

[Anonymous No.10369815]

>>10367662
Sure.

[Anonymous No.10369816]

>>10366170
https://youtu.be/FuxGgJ7Ntts

[Anonymous No.10369817]

>>10354554

Hmmm... Printed fairy stuff (also fabric) u can find at second hand.

[Anonymous No.10369840]

>>10350429
>I found the strawberry scarf on Ali
drop that link tho

[Anonymous No.10370085]

Another LF dropped.

[Anonymous No.10370087]

>>10370085

[Anonymous No.10370088]

>>10370087

[Anonymous No.10370090]

>>10370087
Something about this is just off to me. I loved uchuu kei when tumblr was first raving about it, but this skirt just seems... cheap?

[Anonymous No.10370102]

>>10370090
Doesn't look cheap to me, just subtle. I imagine they did another simple PVC skirt because the last one did so well.

[Anonymous No.10370111]

>>10370102
Not sure why the colored fabric to the side of the holo is screaming Halloween to me

[Anonymous No.10370413]

Anyone got the link to Dreamy Melmel's shop?

[Anonymous No.10370499]

>>10370413
Doesn't exist anymore, used to be dreamymelmel.thebase.in

[Anonymous No.10371135]

Kind of a dumb question but what tags do you guys follow on instagram to see any Japanese yumekawaii/fairy kei/spank kei/cult party kei outfits? Tried following "ゆめ かわいい" but I'm getting a lot of room decor with it.

[Anonymous No.10371263]

>>10371135
There isn't anything like that, you really can only search for style name+コーデ

[Anonymous No.10371280]

>>10371135
the abbreviation for yumekawaii is yumekawa ゆめかわ that should get better results. and try using コーデ with it.

[Anonymous No.10371502]

Fancy surprise did a restock.

[Anonymous No.10371535]

>>10371502
thanks for the heads up!

looks like it's not shipping til mid may or something? anyone notice that when you went to pick your shipping option?

[Anonymous No.10371565]

https://www.lafary.net/culture/30469/

Just using google translate with this article does a much better job of explaining the concept and history of yumekawaii fashion than the overrated OP video.

[Anonymous No.10371567]

>>10371565
this. the site is even listed in the OP. ichigo rinahamu didn't coin the phrase at all, she just tacked on her ideas to a pre-existing term and used her position to boost it.

[Anonymous No.10371579]

>>10371565
>>10371567
...it's saying pretty much the same thing just in extra long.

[Anonymous No.10371580]

>>10371565
What history? I can't find any in the article.

[Anonymous No.10371582]

>>10371567
Originally the OP featured an in-depth article about yumekawaii by Tokyo Girls Update but that one went kill when they dumped their jfashion side in favor of reporting about idols, so the only report about yumekawaii that's left is the rinahamu one.

[Anonymous No.10371583]

>>10371567
Originally the OP featured an in-depth article about yumekawaii by Tokyo Girls Update but that one went kill when they dumped their jfashion side in favor of reporting about idols, so the only translated report about yumekawaii that's left is the rinahamu one.

[Anonymous No.10371597]

>>10371583
> in-depth article about yumekawaii by Tokyo Girls Update
Did anyone save it, google drive, dropbox, anything? Could be nice to dump into a general faq

[Anonymous No.10371604]

>>10371597
The text version still exists via archive.org but the images are not archived, half the article is about putting together an outfit with Spank!'s shop staff.

[Anonymous No.10371621]

>>10371579
too many fags think yumekawaii looks must have something "yami" in it just because rinahamu says it briefly. this article shows that's not necessarily required.

[Anonymous No.10371633]

>>10371621
>too many fags think yumekawaii looks must have something "yami" in it just because rinahamu says it briefly. this article shows that's not necessarily required.
Actually does say so in the article.

[Anonymous No.10371640]

>>10371621
>too many fags think yumekawaii looks must have something "yami" in it just because rinahamu says it briefly. this article shows that's not necessarily required.
But the article says the same thing...
>このように、「ゆめかわいい」はただ可愛らしくファンシーなだけでなく、どこか切なさと病み、儚さを孕んでいる「かわいさ」なのです…。
>少女性はいつか失われていくという切なさ、そして「ゆめかわ」の世界は夢の中にしか存在しない(現実にはどこにもないもの、という意味での不在がある)という二つの切なさを、「ゆめかわいい」は内包しています。
>「ゆめかわいい」は、それであるがゆえにとても切なく儚いものであるともいえます。
>それゆえに、ゆめかわいいは刹那的であるし、どこか病みを孕んですらいます。

[Anonymous No.10371649]

>>10371640
that's not what this is saying. you're misinterpreting it. it means in an excessive or uncomfortable way.

[Anonymous No.10371660]

>>10371649
jp anon here, how does the whole text being about the outfits featuring motifs about sadness and sickness translate into "excessive or uncomfortable" for you.

[Anonymous No.10371666]

>>10371660
as explained in the article, the "sadness" comes from the general longing for dreaminess that the clothing evokes. it doesn't explicitly need overtly mature or yami accessories like menhera. if you look at the actual outfits, this becomes obvious.

[Anonymous No.10371667]

>>10371666
...which is also explained in the OP video so I don't understand your issue with it.

[Anonymous No.10371670]

>>10371667
the subtlety of the longing is not explained at all in that video. all she does is mention yami extremely briefly without any other explanation. that's why we've been inundated with too many fags who thing yumekawaii MUST have explicitly mature elements otherwise it's ageplay

[Anonymous No.10371673]

>>10371666
as explained in the article, it's only regular pastel kawaii if it wasn't for the contrast with negative/sad/sickness/whateveryouwanttocallit elements, it's what made it popular in the first place

[Anonymous No.10371674]

>>10371670
*think

[Anonymous No.10371675]

>>10371670
oh, you are the ageplay anon from the ita thread, more like we have too many fags here like you who think pastel=yumekawaii

[Anonymous No.10371678]

>>10371673
the article says the sadness is about longing and dreaminess, which are almost never EXPLICITLY expressed in the clothing. it is an IMPLICIT feeling. this is why you never see any EXPLICITLY negative/sad/sickness elements in most Japanese yumekawaii coords

[Anonymous No.10371681]

>>10371675
what are you talking about? i'm not saying anything is ageplay, i'm saying the opposite.

[Anonymous No.10371683]

>>10371681
there's been an anon that kept on posting ageplay outfits while calling them yumekawaii because muh pastels

[Anonymous No.10371693]

>>10371683
well that's just retarded

[Anonymous No.10371694]

>>10371678
If yumekawaii isn't more mature (not meaning in a sexual way btw) on the style side, then what's the difference to everything else?

[Anonymous No.10371699]

[Anonymous No.10371701]

>>10371694
the haziness and soft dreaminess. it evokes a bittersweet sadness about ephemeral youth. simply wearing pastels wouldn't create this dreamy effect alone, but certain patterns, fantasy/magical motifs, and fluffy fabrics can.

[Anonymous No.10371706]

On the topic of yume, nile perch did collab with a magazine for different types of outfits.
https://harajuku-pop.com/4707

[Anonymous No.10371708]

>>10371706
nile perch really loves their satins. i want to too, but i can't help but feel like people would ask me if i'm wearing a nightie.

[Anonymous No.10371712]

>>10371708
I can imagine it to be pretty uncomfortable in summer, too.

[Anonymous No.10371716]

[Anonymous No.10371879]

>>10371683
Maybe they were mistaking it for that fashion that literally is wearing kids clothes? I can't remember the name of the style

[Anonymous No.10371886]

>>10371879
You mean jojifuku and I don't think so.

[Anonymous No.10372320]

https://item.taobao.com/item.htm?spm=a1z10.1-c-s.w4004-18853412734.2.45fd4660aGrQXo&id=615893135349

[Anonymous No.10372444]

>>10371886
>>10371879
isn't this literally just japanese ageplay though? half the time they're in sexualized poses or are posted to japanese fetish sites

[Anonymous No.10372534]

What are your favorite underutilized shops for yumekawaii clothing?

I personally love the soft, fluffy, pastel clothing of Gelato Pique. I think it's considered a normie brand (and I wouldn't get a main piece from there) but their leg warmers really work with my outfits.

[Anonymous No.10372690]

>>10372444
It's not and if it was for that, all of kawaii culture is ageplay with girls acting like retarded toddlers.

[Anonymous No.10373036]

>>10372690
Most other styles aren't laying on beds and hiking their skirts up.

[Anonymous No.10373061]

ok maybe this is a bit offtopic, but has anyone seen someone else wearking CPK recently? have you got any examples of cpk outfits done by non fair skinned people?

[Anonymous No.10373096]

>>10372690
jojifuku is ageplay, anon. if you just search 女児服 (jojifuku) on google you get porn/lewds halfway down the page for fucks sake. that doesn't happen with fairy kei.

[Anonymous No.10373105]

>>10372690
What >>10373096 and >>10373036 said, also the room that you see the most girls pose in is literally used to film porn in. It doesn't take much research to find out it's a fetish thing.

>all of kawaii culture is ageplay with girls acting like retarded toddlers.
Nah, all of kawaii culture doesn't revolve around dressing up in actual children's clothing and pretending to be one while posing suggestively or flashing your panties.

[Anonymous No.10373107]

>>10373105
aw man, those overalls are cute :(

[Anonymous No.10373111]

>>10373105
>kawaii culture doesn't revolve around dressing up in actual children's clothing and pretending to be one while posing suggestively or flashing your panties.
so much this. there's a huuuuge difference between stuff being childlike and wearing children's clothing. that's what jojifuku is, wearing clothing from kids brands, not just wearing cute clothes.

[Anonymous No.10373114]

>>10373105
>you see the most girls pose in is literally used to film porn in
i was wondering why the fuck they were all in the same room.

[Anonymous No.10373156]

>>10373105
Well, that sucks, especially since I think the outfit is cute. The idea that they pose in porn rooms is yikes

[Anonymous No.10373315]

>>10373156
It's not as if it doesn't attract people who are just simply interested in the fashion. If you feel like wearing it, wear it. Just because someone might use, say, one of my collars during sex doesn't mean it has the same connotation worn as an outfit. I do have some kids clothing in my closet, but I'm not into age play at all so... there's absolutely no use for it there.

If you like the clothing, wear it. Just maybe don't tag it jojifuku.

[Anonymous No.10373395]

>>10373096
>>10373105
That's because of the porn studio, that uses jojifuku in it's name, and not because it's actual ageplay. Hence, do you really think the Kera magazine would make multiple features about jojifoku if it was a sex thing? No.
>>10373111
>that's what jojifuku is, wearing clothing from kids brands, not just wearing cute clothes.
According to this anyone wearing the glitter fancy sweaters is wearing jojifuku then because they are actually children's clothing.

Also the anon mentioned in >>10371683 posts photos of people literally wearing clothes from ageplay brands, those people usually don't wear kid's clothing but infant clothes in adult sizes which you don't find outside of ageplay specific shops.

[Anonymous No.10373405]

>>10373096
>if you just search 女児服 (jojifuku) on google you get porn/lewds halfway down the page for fucks sake.
I only see one lewd image there, the rest is the jojifuku releases by Fancy Surprise, pictures from the jojifuku maid cafe and the Kera feature as well as children's brands.

[Anonymous No.10373406]

>>10373096
>if you just search 女児服 (jojifuku) on google you get porn/lewds halfway down the page for fucks sake.
I only see one lewd image there, the rest is the jojifuku releases by Fancy Surprise, pictures from the jojifuku maid cafe and the Kera feature as well as children's brands. You must have searching loads for porn in the past to get those results.

[Anonymous No.10373407]

>>10373096
>if you just search 女児服 (jojifuku) on google you get porn/lewds halfway down the page for fucks sake.
I only see one lewd image there, the rest is the jojifuku releases by Fancy Surprise, pictures from the jojifuku maid cafe and the Kera feature as well as children's brands, despite the filter being off. You must have searched that kinda porn recently to get those kinda results.

[Anonymous No.10373410]

>>10373096
>if you just search 女児服 (jojifuku) on google you get porn/lewds halfway down the page for fucks sake.
I only see one lewd image there, the rest is the jojifuku releases by Fancy Surprise, pictures from the jojifuku maid cafe and the Kera feature as well as children's brands, despite the filter being off. You must have searched that kinda porn recently to get those kinda results.

[Anonymous No.10373419]

>>10373410
>>10373395
>ignoring provocative pics of anime children
ignoring the fact that fairy kei has NO porn when you search it
you're wrong dude just get over it.

[Anonymous No.10373421]

>>10373419
>2020
>thinks Fancy Surprise is provocative
Fairy Kei is cancelled then.

[Anonymous No.10373422]

>>10373419
>ignoring provocative pics of anime children
There's a single provocative pic and the rest is by Fancy Surprise, fairy kei is cancelled then.

[Anonymous No.10373423]

>>10373419
>ignoring the fact that fairy kei has NO porn when you search it
I don't see any porn in jojifuku either, meanwhile there's littleforbig customer pics in the search results for fairy kei.

[Anonymous No.10373424]

>>10373422
>>10373421
Quit samefagging, retard.

[Anonymous No.10373425]

So provocative and ageplay.

[Anonymous No.10373428]

>>10373425
She ran a whole jojifuku store, she must be a pedo!

[Anonymous No.10373431]

>>10373428
Even made the poor staff dress up in children's clothing.

[Anonymous No.10373434]

>>10373431

[Anonymous No.10373446]

>>10373434

[Anonymous No.10373447]

>>10373446

[Anonymous No.10373451]

>>10373447
>>10373446
>>10373434
>>10373431
>>10373428
>>10373425
>>10373423
>>10373422
>>10373421
stop ruining the thread. more than one person disagrees with you. you are tone deaf as fuck and your spam is unwanted.

[Anonymous No.10373455]

>>10373451
Say the person that defends an person that posted actual western ageplay in the thread by claiming it's jojifuku.

[Anonymous No.10373458]

>>10373451
Maybe you should stop defending the person who posted actual western ageplay then?

[Anonymous No.10373460]

>>10373458
i'm not. what kind of insane logical leap is that?

[Anonymous No.10373461]

>>10373460
Because you keep on calling that anon's posts jojifuku which it's not.

[Anonymous No.10373462]

>>10373461
wut? you know how 4chan works yea? we are all anon, so you are not always talking to the same person. now please stop posting jojifuku ITT and sperging out.

[Anonymous No.10373465]

>>10373462
I didn't start it in the first place, my original post was >>10371683 and after my reply to >>10371879 everyone went full retard ranting about how it's jojifuku.

[Anonymous No.10373467]

>>10373465
you are spamming NOW stop. also, someone suggested that it may be jojifuku, it was just a suggestion, no one was defending them. i've been into fairy kei since 2010, and even i think jojifuku is really creepy. fancy surprise was not an original fairy kei brand, it just has some good items for the style. so please stop posting jojifuku ITT.

[Anonymous No.10373471]

>>10373467
>someone suggested that it may be jojifuku, it was just a suggestion, no one was defending them
Then people should have stopped posting about jojifuku for a day when it wasn't, THAT is spam.

[Anonymous No.10373474]

>>10373471
stop posting jojifuku and lolicon shit. thanks.

[Anonymous No.10373475]

>>10373467
>it just has some good items for the style
maybe don't wear items from ageplay brands

[Anonymous No.10373478]

>>10373474
>fancy surprise
>lolicon
what

[Anonymous No.10373479]

>>10373475
i don't i'm just pointing out why it's in the links in OP.

[Anonymous No.10373480]

>>10373478
you gotta be real stupid to think that >>10373425 isn't suss.

[Anonymous No.10373481]

>>10373480
...that's the print of a Fancy Surprice tee and the text was supposed to be sarcastic.

[Anonymous No.10373483]

>>10373480
So according to you all fairy kei brands are lolicon and ageplay then, gotcha.

[Anonymous No.10373484]

>>10373481
yes, anon i know. fancy surprise is a creepy brand, many of us think that way. it's not a fairy kei brand. stop posting it.

[Anonymous No.10373486]

>>10373484
>yes, anon i know. fancy surprise is a creepy brand, many of us think that way. it's not a fairy kei brand. stop posting it.
You just went full retard.

[Anonymous No.10373488]

>>10373484
> fancy surprise is a creepy brand, many of us think that way
>it's not a fairy kei brand.
Newfag

[Anonymous No.10373493]

>>10373486
Nah she's right. Jojifuku is ageplay, no getting around that. Drawings of little girls with bandaids and exposed stomachs does strike me as weird. Fancy Surprise is a newer brand so they are obviously catering to many styles.

[Anonymous No.10373494]

>>10373488
>>10373486
Quit samefagging.

[Anonymous No.10373495]

>>10373493
If that brand is so ~creepy and nobody supports them~ then why is everyone and their mom here buying it?

[Anonymous No.10373496]

>>10373493
If it was just ageplay I doubt Kera would feature it as fairy kei substyle.

[Anonymous No.10373501]

all i got from this thread is that fairy kei is ageplay now and nobody should support the popular brands because of little girls as prints

[Anonymous No.10373502]

>>10373495
dude can you stop? anon didn't even say that. i like fairy kei but personally, i don't want to wear children on my clothes. if you do, go ahead, but more than one person thinks it's weird. if you like jojifuku, you do you, but again, multiple people agree that it's ageplay.

[Anonymous No.10373504]

>>10373501
Your samefagging is getting out of hand, anon.

[Anonymous No.10373505]

>>10373502
> fancy surprise is a creepy brand, many of us think that way. it's not a fairy kei brand. stop posting it.

[Anonymous No.10373509]

>>10373505
anon, >>10373493 didn't say any of those things.

[Anonymous No.10373511]

>>10373509
Are you new to 4chan? That anon literally agreed to that post.

[Anonymous No.10373514]

>>10373474
If this is lolicon to you, you're in the wrong thread.

[Anonymous No.10373515]

>>10373511
clearly you are, quit cherrypicking shit. you've been shitting up the thread with spam all morning. give it a rest.

[Anonymous No.10373516]

>>10373515
>complaining about fancy surprise image posting in a fairy kei thread

[Anonymous No.10373518]

>>10373515
>morning
thanks for confirming you're a clueless amerifag

[Anonymous No.10373519]

[Anonymous No.10373520]

>>10373514
no one was even talking about fancy surprise until your ESL ass realized people wearing jojifuku in >>10373410 also wear fancy surprise clothes. btw i'm >>10373419 and i wasn't talking about the fancy surprise pics in >>10373410 i was talking about the weird pixiv art of little girls playing recorder.

[Anonymous No.10373522]

>>10373516
nta, but posting shit with passive agressive captions is spamming...

[Anonymous No.10373523]

>>10373520
>until your ESL ass realized people wearing jojifuku in >>10373410 also wear fancy surprise clothes
Which they don't, Baby Closet was FS's jojifuku store & bar and half the pics are from there.

[Anonymous No.10373524]

>>10373520
>i was talking about the weird pixiv art of little girls playing recorder
That's a single piece of art while you claimed half the results are porn and even that ain't any, you find wors.

[Anonymous No.10373525]

>i was talking about the weird pixiv art of little girls playing recorder
That's a single piece of pretty tame art, where's your
>>if you just search 女児服 (jojifuku) on google you get porn/lewds halfway down the page for fucks sake.
I find worse searching fairy kei

[Anonymous No.10373526]

After this shit, I hope we will never have fairy kei threads again. People calling FS lolicon like, what, is it summer already?

[Anonymous No.10373528]

>>10373523
i'm talking about how >>10373421
>>10373422 knee-jerked when i pointed out the creepy drawings in her google search, which there are and they're not related to fancy surprise at all. anyway this is all moot. whether jojifuku is meant to be ageplay or not, SOME of it is, and it clearly attracts creepy pedos, which is why there is porn of it. it's also NOT fairy kei or related to yumekawa.

[Anonymous No.10373530]

>>10373528
>it's also NOT fairy kei or related to yumekawa.
Tell that to jfashion magazines then.

[Anonymous No.10373531]

>>10373525
NTAYRT, but the person who posted their screencap ignored the fact that a few pics down were panty shots and a naked girl but go off.

[Anonymous No.10373532]

>>10373530
please show me what magazines, other than the 1 kera article, feature jojifuku. i can wait.

[Anonymous No.10373533]

>>10373531
And I get girls in diapears searcing fairy kei, and?

[Anonymous No.10373535]

>>10373532
Kera alone should be enough of a proof that it's part of it, Kawaii Pateen also did multiple features on it.

[Anonymous No.10373537]

>>10373533
>being this obtuse
I can't tell if you are stupid or just trolling, but okay. Get back to me when porn sites in Japan have sections for fairy kei specifically like they do for jojifuku. Anything that literally is called "little girl clothes" is going to be perverse. Period. I'm out. Thanks for ruining the thread defending a niche fashion that's explicitly made up of anachan Japanese girls fitting into little children brands.

[Anonymous No.10373860]

>>10373532
>>10373535
Some parts of Jojifuku are ageplay, some aren't. Can we leave it at that and call it a day because you're spamming the thread and nobody wants to read it.

[Anonymous No.10374169]

>>10373484
>fancy surprise is a creepy brand
>many of us know this
i call bait there's no way you're this stupid

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[Anonymous No.10374983]

[Anonymous No.10377012]

What’s a good place to buy pastel clothes for tall guys? My bf is 193 cm 73 kg and I want to buy him cute stuff.

[Anonymous No.10377086]

>>10354814
i'd say cutesy future bass/whatever circle of music artists like Snail's House or bo-en operate in, for more modern listen flavor-esque styles. future funk for more vintage spank-type looks