/cgl/ - Cosplay & EGL

>>10851360
you see it a lot from axes femme, sometimes from gyaru brands like ank rouge or liz lisa, and then sometimes even lolita brands like AP or especially casual lolita brands like jane marple and ETC will have longer cut, muted colours and/or understated prints, less poof (maybe an underskirt or thin petti instead of the usual cupcake monster). you'll see models wearing camisole cut JSKs as sundresses or with a sweater or cardigan instead of a full coord. it's kind of an "aged up" style, like not quite normie but mature enough to wear to an office job. silhouette is often a-line or sleek but the fashion is a lot more modest than hard gyaru styles (knee length skirts, only baring shoulders in summer, so on).

it's kind of nice though because plenty of classic lolita pieces could be re-styled this way and you don't have to buy a whole new wardrobe.