/cgl/ - Cosplay & EGL

>>8010587
There's nothing wrong with mori utilizing brown, grey and black (some good examples posted unpthread, but I don't think anon was knowledgeable since a few things in their dump were so utterly non mori). The problem with most of the stuff in #dark mori and other posting locations is that a) so much of it is literally just normal outfit which contained one or two dark pieces and isn't at all mori or even dark b) even the layered outfits are often COMPLETELY BLACK and lack balance or visual interest; c) the actual theme of "mori" is often lost. Also don't get what's up with that catbus girl or how she gets notes.

But to rag on the whole concept of dark mori for it is like doing the same to gothic lolita and kuro lolita just because it's the style that probably has the most itas aspiring to it (I think. Not a loli, have no clue -- but the popularity of the term "gothic lolita" as an aphorism for the whole style makes me thing this.)

Apparently 'actually-mori dark mori' can be alternatively referred to as numa, but it's not like that's a viable tag, for obvious reasons.