School Lolitas

[Anon-Chan Red No.8051470]

Anyone got any way to incorporate lolita into school uniforms? I'm a britfag whos shit uniform isn't rori enough and want to improve it

[Anonymous No.8051480]

>>8051470
what are your uniform rules/requirements? If we know what we're working with here we might be able to help.

[Anonymous No.8051488]

>>8051470
Can we also get a picture of your uniform?

[Anon-Chan Red No.8051495]

>>8051480
We have to stick to black and white clothing, though accessories can be coloured if they're not too big, we have the usual stuff like blazers, jumpers, plain skirts, and such. Students manage to wear accessories such as hoodies, scarves, coats and such though without many teachers getting annoyed.

[Anonymous No.8051500]

>>8051470
Underage b&

[Anon-Chan Red No.8051505]

>>8051488
Heres what our uniforms basically look like, this isn't mine but its similar. Oh and we have coloured ties to represent houses, my house is red in case that can help coord stuff.

[Anon-Chan Red No.8051542]

>>8051500
Never once said my age, for all you know I'm just looking back at my uniform or giving advice to my friend

[Anonymous No.8051567]

>>8051542
If you were looking back at your uniform, then >>8051495 wouldn't be relevant.

[Anonymous No.8051571]

I think this is one of those situations where lolita isn't really appropriate. Just wear your uniform when you have to, maybe with an accessory or two if you are allowed, and wear lolita outside of school. Lolita just isn't appropriate for every situation.

[Anonymous No.8051573]

Not exactly loli, but pic related shows some ways to make your uniform cute/cuter. From the CUTiE April 2013 edition. Sorry for the shit quality.
Also, this girl made a video about incorporating lolita elements into a school uniform
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Yo8Ni7YY_vA

[Anonymous No.8051579]

>>8051542
You should've just said you were an 18 year old senior, dumbass.

>b&

[Anonymous No.8051610]

I recommend looking at oldschool black x white gothic lolita (or classic) for inspiration, think Wednesday Adams kinda silhouette. If you're allowed, swap out your standard pointed white collar shirt for one with a subtle peter pan shape. Wear a skirt at knee length or longer that flares out slightly (obviously you can't go for lolita levels of poof here). Carry a black classic lolita bag and wear black lolita shoes - some of the ones bodyline has put out you could easily get away with at school.

Bonus, by lolita-like stationary and shit like that.

Follow not too obvious or 'out there' lolita hair and make-up tutorials - many are actually very natural looking (if you ignore the more extreme 'dolly' circle lenses type ones).

[Anonymous No.8051611]

>>8051505
These uniforms are fucking dope compared to the shit I got forced to wear in my catholic school. Just wear a matching head bow and some cute shoes or something, damn.

[Anonymous No.8051615]

>>8051610

[Anonymous No.8051680]

>>8051610
my super kawaii amazing paint mock-up

[Anon-Chan Red No.8053461]

>>8051573
Hm seems really cute what they've done there, and the video is definitely useful.

>>8051610

Nice ideas, I think the peter pan shape would be passable in most schools, and stationary why didn't I think of that? Thank you.

>>8051615

That seems to be surprisingly somewhat easy to replicate in a school uniform thinking about it, rad idea.

>>8051680

Very nice, liking these ideas, I love those shoes and bag.

[Anonymous No.8053485]

>>8051470
Ugh, just wear your damn uniform?
Why do you have to incorporate it at all means?
You'll get into situations where lolita will not be appropiate, where you can't wear it. So get used to it and suck it up. Don't worry, wearing you unrori uniform won't cause an identity crisis.

[Anonymous No.8053504]

>>8053485
>polo shirt and khaki skirt detected

[Anonymous No.8053513]

>>8053504
I just can't stand people who have to force lolita into everything. It's the same kind of person who won't understand that you can't wear lolita to office and who will insist on wearing their special loli dresses to weddings or funereals.
It's just a street fashion not a religion. You can look classy at your office with other nice clothing, too.

[Anonymous No.8053521]

>>8053513
All I hear is "I'm mad cuz my uniform is unsalvageably ugly."

[Anonymous No.8053566]

>>8053521
>I'm a fucking adult and don't have to wear a school uniform

[Anonymous No.8053584]

>>8053521
All I hear is "muh induvidualty!! I HAVE to wear rorita at all times!!1!"
If I ever had a uniform I'd just view it as a work-related uniform, you can't change it so just wear it.

[Anonymous No.8053602]

>>8053521
A uniform is a uniform for a reason. Work clothes can be lolified a bit as long as you're not a delusional tard about it but it's totally different from a school uniform.
>my school uniform is better than your school uniform!!!
>mfw
Gurl you're on a 18+ site.

[Anonymous No.8053608]

>>8053584
if you have the opportunity you should be able to do what you want, and OP probably just wants to look nicer than the shit they're in.

[Anonymous No.8053629]

>>8051505
So going to school in the uk is like real life hogwarts...I knew it.

[Anonymous No.8053638]

>>8053629
shit the muggleborn knows our secrets

[Anonymous No.8053656]

>>8051470
underage b& get out

If your sixth form actually has uniforms then please change to a not shit sixth form

[Anonymous No.8053740]

>>8051579
That wouldn't fly with britfags, virtually every school in the UK has a dress code instead of a uniform for sixth form students (16-18).

[Anon-Chan Red No.8053761]

>>8053740
^ thats why i've not responded to any questions about age from ignorants, because they don't know what or why i'm asking

[Anonymous No.8053766]

>>8051505
Thats clearly not anything like your uniform if yours is black and white. That's some private school shit, whereas if people are getting away with wearing hoodies a ton your school is probably (although not certainly) relatively chavvy. Stop making Amerifags think our uniforms are nicer than they are.

It's probably more like this. My advice is to just get a lolita bag. Maybe a couple of small hairclips. I had one of the Restyle briefcase-type bags as my schoolbag for ages.

[Anonymous No.8053767]

>>8053761
Well, if you're 18 and graduating soon you should just suck it up and deal.

[Anonymous No.8053786]

>>8053766
I didn't think the pic you posted looked bad enough so I did some searches for chav uniforms and I couldn't find anything. It's really hard to find pictures of the way the people at high schools like the one near me dress. You know, tube skirts instead of pleated, fake tan and sharpie brows, loosened ties. Only year sevens with good uniforms get photographed for the prospectus, I guess.

[Anonymous No.8053973]

>>8053761
your a levels will be over in like four months. holy shit. pull your head out of your ass and wear whatever you like at the weekends then enjoy your long summer

[Anonymous No.8054155]

>>8053602
>>8053584
>>8053566
mad and or jelly

[Anonymous No.8054191]

Ignoring the fact you're clearly underage, just don't bother, you'll get shit from teachers more likely. Wait until you hit 6th form or a college for that shit.

Speaking of britfag uniforms, mine was okay when I was in secondary. In my area though there was a catholic school that everyone would refer to the students as smurfs.

[Anonymous No.8054428]

>>8054191
I always felt sorry for the kids with uniforms that weren't black, maybe blue. For some reason having to wear grey trousers was hideously embarrassing at that age...and the idea of having a maroon or bottle green blazer would have killed me.

[Anonymous No.8054456]

>>8054191
I wouldn't say 'don't bother' per se, of course you can't create a legit or lolita passable outfit from school uniform but a touch of lolita styling flare in the form of subtle accessories doesn't seem too ridiculous to me. Certain black lolita shoes as mentioned earlier in the thread could certainly be used without looking inappropriate, same goes for low-key classic lolita bags etc. I don't think it stupid to inject a little of what you like into your day to day uniform - I'm a britfag and got away with doing this kinda thing at school (they had a pretty strict dress code too).

[Anonymous No.8054515]

>>8054456
I dunno, maybe I'm a killjoy but I really don't see the point in doing more than having a lolita bag. I didn't even get a lolita schoolbag like >>8053766; I still had a rucksack for my school stuff, but a seperate small handbag for purse, keys, wallet, ID, etc since once I was in sixth form I couldn't just stick those in my blazer pocket. It was more of a signal of my hobby to other lolitas than anything else. But then I went to school a long couple of bus rides from home and couldn't really be arsed doing my hair and make-up in a loliable way because it was far too much effort early in the morning (and subtle lolita make-up isn't really specific to lolita at all). I do remember wearing lolita/goth boots in sixth form, but when I was lower down the school and actually had a uniform my school was pretty strict on sensible footwear and had a blanket ban on all accessories other than stud earrings, so I don't think any of the lolita shoes posted earlier in the thread (except plain Oxfords) would have gone down well. Plus tbh I don't think any of the pleather lolita shoes I've owned would have stood up to the daily battering mine got. Even with real leather ones they'd always wear out in a year.

tl;dr putting that much effort in just to go to fucking school is a waste of time. Items that can replace items already in your daily routine (cute handbags, cute umbrellas, coats) are nice but items you have to put time aside to add like hair accessories aren't worth it IMHO.

[Anonymous No.8054816]