Punk lolita

[Anonymous No.9222809]

What do you think can a punk lolita be a real punk? You know, lolita stuff is expensive and punks are against capitalistic shit.

[Anonymous No.9222813]

>>9222809
>implying Punks don't buy stuff
Oh you, all those studs ain't cheap nor does the hair dye make itself.

[Anonymous No.9222848]

Punk lolitas are itas

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>>9222809
Considering expensive designers like Vivienne Westwood are staple in both subcultures, I wouldn't worry too much about coming off as materialistic.

[Anonymous No.9222896]

1. The punk aspect is mostly just style. So no.
2. What >>9222813 said. Don't be silly.
3. Well done punk lolita like OP needs to make a well overdue come back

[Anonymous No.9223158]

>>9222809
>can a punk lolita be a real punk?
>punks are against capitalistic shit
hahahaha good one.
Not all punks are lolitas and not all lolitas are punks. But I can't say I'd be caught in a Bad Brains concert wearing H.Naoto; likewise I doubt anyone else there is going to wear anything they don't want destroyed. But punks are just as materialistic as everyone else about fashion. Hairspray and denim doesn't pay for itself dude.

>>9222848
In a way I can agree with this. But punk lolita feels more like punk + frills than a cut-and-dry lolita substyle to me anyway. A lot of people lose sight of punk trying to make it lolita. You're supposed to be a hot mess, fucking roll with it dude.

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>>9223158
Man, now I'm thinking about Bad Brains and it makes me sad because Dr. Know hasn't been doing well...

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>>9223163
Here's one that's more obviously lolita.

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>>9223165
I love these outfits where I can barely tell what the fuck is going on hahaha

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Any advice how to manage outfit?

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>>9223158
>A lot of people lose sight of punk trying to make it lolita
Yes, especially in the West, probably because we put so much importance on the rules. That's why a lot of people say punk coords are bad/not lolita/ita. Maybe it's not exactly lolita, but it is punk lolita. But in any case, punk in Japan can look different from how we know punk here.

[Anonymous No.9223310]

I feel like a lot of punk fashion in Japan is more girly.

That's kind of what got me interested in Japanese fashion. A lot of punk and goth fashion in the west is either super sexy such as cyber goth or tattered and dirty looking like most punk fashion.

I like the aesthetic of alternative fashion in Japan. It's cute.

[Anonymous No.9223340]

Is there punk movement in Japan?

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>>9223340
They have some good bands.

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>>9223158
What makes it a substyle is that you can disregard some rules/elements of lolita and it doesn't stop being lolita altogether, because you combine punk and lolita rather than wear lolita with a punk theme.

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Is this punk lolita?

[Anonymous No.9223414]

I want to get into punk lolita but I'm not sure about some coords, and which brands to wear (The ones I can think of are h.naoto, putumayo and hell cat punks?)

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>>9223414
MAM

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>>9224528
sorry premature comment, hangry + angry, sexpot revenge, algonquins, sexpot

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>>9223367
I remember people shitting on this in a CoF thread but its really good actually.

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eyVq0h0dnwI

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>>9224592
Yeah I like that coord a lot and I find myself disliking most punk lolita from the west

[Anonymous No.9224654]

>>9222813
>studs ain't cheap

but thats wrong f a m
as crafty person I can tell you they are pretty cheap, like $5 for a huge bag.
I don't know how was it then but hair dye is cheap too when you go for cheaper brands. all semi parmenent dyes are kinda samey anyways.

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>>9224592
>>9224644
are you guys blind? There's literally nothing good about this coord, everything looks cheap from head to toe

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>>9224654
>using cheap hair dye and $5 stud bags
punk has their own itas too senpai

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>>9224709
Agreeing with you anon. It's punk lolita done terribly badly, end of story.

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>>9223373
These are also failures. I find that most failed punk lolitas use hot topic sale tier items and trust me, it shows. Pls burn those off shoulder tops, fishnets, red shoes and cheap split wigs.

[Anonymous No.9224786]

Same anon as above again.

If we lokk at >>9222809, many items are torn /messy /chaotic, but in high quality. Think the difference between Alice Auaa and tearing a mall goth $20 skirt for the torn effect. They will never look the same. That's how most brands survive, they sell things that you can't easily replicate at home without lots of knowledge.

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>>9223432
I don't even see how this one was intended to be punk aside from a shitty corset belt...it looks like failed gothic lolita with a non-matching hair accessory and dollar store choker.

[Anonymous No.9224798]

>>9223414
If you go into this thinking about 'what brands make punk lolita items' you're basically doomed to be a punk lol-ita. Punk isn't something where you can slap on head to toe burando and be like yeah, I have a punk lolita look; it's about the aesthetic, and you have to accept that the majority of 'good' punk lolita will still be polarising. The Japanese aesthetic of it is more like 'Punk + Lolita' rather than the Western idea of it being both a good lolita and good punk outfit at the same time- Western outfits often fail because they try to achieve both and achieve neither.
As an example, both >>9223424 and >>9223432 are wearing the same h.naoto skirt. The top one is punk lolita, the bottom is a failed gothic lolita coord.
I would suggest looking through recent Kera magazines at some of the non lolita brands to get a feel for their current collections and to find pieces you think might work. Generally collages are less helpful for punk lolita (imagine collaging the above two outfits mentioned - both would look fairly average or even mismatched, yet one works much better in real life than the other)

[Anonymous No.9224814]

>>9223406
I'd say that just looks like a well done gothic outfit.

Gothic fashion also takes inspiration from Victorian fashion and old ballgowns. You'll see a lot of ruffles, lace, corsets, and those gypsy sleeves.

It's not lolita though. I guess it confuses some people.

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>>9224714
>thinks a bottle of pigment or mass produced small metal pieces should be expensive

enjoy your ignorance/bankruptcy anon

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>>9224654
Did you even read what it was in reply to or? Everything purchased is a support of capitalism.

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>>9224921
Do you even punk? Do you know anything about diy culture?

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>>9224814
Why is it not lolita? She wore it to a lolita event

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>>9224814
Do you even lolita?

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>>9222809
>punks are against capitalistic shit
hahaha yeah that's what they want you to think
>hours go into their hair style
>wear the wrong kind of shoe laces and you're part of the "wrong" punk movement
>expensive piercings and tattoos
>if you don't wear the correct clothes, you're not punk
punks are so materialistic and narcissist, it's funny that they're everything they pretend to be against

I've read that they love to mock punk lolita because it looks too sweet to be punk but at least punk lolita's aren't lying to themselves (and they look much cuter)

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nei

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>>9237860
Haha fy faen...

[Anonymous No.9239688]

nana kitade is my favourite punk lolita

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My comm is having a punk lolita meet, can't wait to see all the ita's

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>>9224798
>The Japanese aesthetic of it is more like 'Punk + Lolita' rather than the Western idea of it being both a good lolita and good punk outfit at the same time- Western outfits often fail because they try to achieve both and achieve neither.
this.

[Anonymous No.9239889]

Sage for off topic but OP is thinking of anarcho-punks and the more politically inclined.

[Anonymous No.9241382]

are there any recent kera or g&l bible scans of punk lolita, or is this style completely dead in the media?

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>>9224814
that picture is actually from an event called h.naoto sweet lolita party

[Anonymous No.9241414]

Would this be considered punk lolita? If not, which substyle is it?

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>>9225327
>I've read that they love to mock punk lolita
Where? Out of all the punks I've met they've either never heard of lolita at all, think it's cute but aren't into, or don't have an opinion.

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>>9241664
tacky and disgusting.

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>>9241658
none of these outfits are punk loli. Just its and disgusting

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>>9223359
Only outfit that reminds me of 90s punk scene if that's what you guys are referring to.

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>>9223359
This is so awesome! Really highlights the punk in punk lolita

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>>9241860
>Just its and disgusting
That's what punk lolita is

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>>9241703
>implying punks would ever admit to finding something cute
>implying punks will think outside of their small little world

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>>9241703
lolita-handbook
a looong loooong time ago

[Anonymous No.9243156]

oh man, I used to be in love with this outfit
>tfw probably more than 10 years ago

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>>9243156
aaah yes when kana was still relevant

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>>9241860
Of they aren't punk lolita what are they?

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>>9241860
4chan is 18+

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>>9241637
I love this coord

[Anonymous No.9243358]

What kind of hair accessories would you use with punklolita?

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>>9243358
The same as with a normal lolita coord I think

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Requesting recent-ish punk lolita coords from brands, shop blogs or magazines