/cgl/ - Cosplay & EGL

>>8343687
agreed that the women who wear it often add feminine touches or do it in a feminine way. that doesn't equate to "young boy" to me though, more like a shoujo fantasy of a kawaii shota like >>8343695 says.

anyway, some rococo-looking oujis in this thread:

>>8340431 on right
(compare to similar but femininely accessorized >>8340437 below it)
>>8340530
>>8340690
>>8340701
>>8340841
>>8341413
>>8341687
>>8341365
>>8341712

i may have missed a few and misquoted others (phone posting with headache), but generally, the ouji thay looks closer to rococo menswear (>>8342096) features below-knee breeches, no leg skin showing, a jacket or vest often with tails, blouse with some floof or a jabot/cravat, things like that. for men looking to wear ouji, drawing inspiration from historic mens fashions can give a good idea of what silhouette could flatter you, rather than aiming for the kawaii yaoi uke moe moe look.