J-Fashion General

[Anonymous No.9946757]

Been a while since we had one. A collective general for those j-fashions that have trouble keeping their own consistent threads.

[Anonymous No.9946760]

What happened to the Pinkly Ever After designer? I used to love her stuff for Fairy Kei and I really liked the unique take they had.

[Anonymous No.9946770]

Galaxxxy gets no fucking love. I also don't think I've ever even seen a thread on it or the "pop-kei" style.

[Anonymous No.9946772]

>>9946770

[Anonymous No.9946773]

>>9946772

[Anonymous No.9946774]

>>9946773

[Anonymous No.9946775]

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[Anonymous No.9946793]

>>9946757
It hasn't been a while at all? There was a girly therad that was dead

[Anonymous No.9946805]

>>9946793
It was just a quasi-soft lolita thread. No idea why the OP didn't just call that a soft lolita thread.

[Anonymous No.9946808]

>>9946760
pinkly ever after died ages ago. i think one of them moved to korea and the other has moved on to other projects

[Anonymous No.9946809]

>>9946770
Galaxxxy is incredibly popular. It's just not as interesting to discuss on cgl.

[Anonymous No.9946850]

>>9946757
wheres goth dutch loli when we need to fight about "soft sister"

thoughts: larme-kei isnt real, soft sister is. fite me

[Anonymous No.9946860]

>>9946850
Soft sister is just a Chinese term to describe things like Larme/Soft Lolita/Liz Lisa, isn’t it? It’s more like slang than a real label.

[Anonymous No.9946911]

>>9946860
Exactly this.

And yeah, "Larme kei" isn't real either, but most Japanese girls just use "ガーリー" or "girly," which is such a general term in the West that we needed something to distinguish the Japanese girly style we see in Larme and other mags/brands from the general term girly.

[Anonymous No.9946918]

>>9946850
>goth dutch loli
deets?

[Anonymous No.9946921]

>>9946911
Girly style sounds like ddlg shit.

[Anonymous No.9946926]

>>9946911
>which is such a general term in the West
and it isn't in japan? i've seen japanese people describe things like pic related as girly style.

[Anonymous No.9946927]

>>9946911
Isn't larme style essentially the same thing as the soft, femme style that was popular in the west as well a few years ago though? Before instagram baddies and all that. Everyone wanted to be a unicorn mermaid princess uwu. Forever 21 and stuff. Much like how otome style is a made-up western term for trends that were popular in japan that evolved from 70s prairie style like gunne sax. Really, it's all just an elaborate cycle of recognizing and renaming mainstream fashion trends that we're borrowing from each other.

[Anonymous No.9946928]

>>9946921
Why? It's literally as it's described, a style that's girly in nature. "Girly" doesn't mean "childish". Not everything is ddlg, anon.

[Anonymous No.9946929]

>>9946921
you have a serious problem with sexualizing things that have no relation to sex whatsoever

[Anonymous No.9946931]

>>9946921
be careful you don't dislocate your shoulder from reaching so hard

[Anonymous No.9946933]

>>9946805
Idk why you think that, the description literallly said you could post anything cute and girly

[Anonymous No.9946937]

>>9946928
nayrt but “Girly Style” shilling anon really needs to understand pushing such a vague label is a bad idea in the West. Go look up #girlystyle on Instagram to see what I mean. You really want some girl decked out in Claire’s and Forever 21 to claim she’s the same as someone wearing Swankiss or Leur Getter?

[Anonymous No.9946938]

>>9946937
nayrt but it's not that deep man. we just use it because if you make a seperate himekaji, larme, otome, soft lolita and kawaii style thread there's not enough activity to keep them alive.

[Anonymous No.9946943]

>>9946938
>>9946937
>>9946933
yeah it's just a catch-all term. it's not like it has any real bearing on anything. nothing matters. existence is meaningless. buy cute things.

[Anonymous No.9946948]

>>9946937
It's not like anyone goes around claiming they're part of the girly style subculture or something. Should we stop calling pink dresses from Swan Kiss a pink dress because Primark also calls there pink dresses pink dress?

[Anonymous No.9946961]

I am a big fan of candy stripper, MINT NeKO, and PMA. gonna dump a few things form my work computer lol

[Anonymous No.9946965]

>>9946860
that's what i mean. none of it is really a specific style, but i feel like soft sister is a good catch-all. because people feel the need to be like "it is/is not larme" "it is/is not lolita" like well... what if it was just soft sister and not any of those things?

>>9946918
J.K., she has to always prove shes right even if... we're talking about the same thing?? idgi

>>9946927
considering F21 came from Korea theres totally a lot of soft girly stuff there. "girly style" doesnt translate well, hence the reason im using "soft sister." something more open-ended.

there's definitely an aesthetic, but not "style rules" or brand allegiance like lolita/otome/etc.

i know this is getting long but just seeing so many new people to jfashion being obsessed with labeling their style i think soft sister would be a great way to generalize a lot of the aesthetic that people are interested in but tend to mislabel as lolita. /end

[Anonymous No.9946969]

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[Anonymous No.9946973]

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[Anonymous No.9946975]

>>9946973
Aya in EGA, EGL, and Uchuu, which needs a serious come back

[Anonymous No.9946976]

I love Magic Doll on taoabo

[Anonymous No.9946979]

>>9946975

[Anonymous No.9946982]

>>9946976
seriously speaking my language.

I have been in love with that shop for years. lots of amazing fantastical mori and fairytale stuff. and they have these amazing mini videos for their products. I love them!

[Anonymous No.9946983]

>>9946965
I think it's weird to use a Chinese term for Japanese fashion when you're not 100% sure of how it's used in China and what connotations it has

[Anonymous No.9946988]

>>9946948
I'm going to call my pink Swan Kiss dress pinku from now on.

>>9946965
Girly style translates much better than soft sister

[Anonymous No.9946989]

>>9946965
If anything sounds like ddlg shit like this genius anon claimed >>9946921 it's "soft sister". "Girly style" is self explanatory, "soft sister" really isn't.

[Anonymous No.9946990]

>>9946983
... is this bait because this is exactly the same argument for the term "lolita"

[Anonymous No.9946991]

[Anonymous No.9946992]

>>9946990
No

[Anonymous No.9946994]

hail queen etsuna

[Anonymous No.9946996]

>>9946983

This. I usually see "soft sister" in shops with a lot of replicas (Liz Lisa way back when it was trendy), so I don't really get other girls having some kind of soft spot for the term.

[Anonymous No.9946997]

>>9946990
do you call it lolita fashion because Chinese lolitas call it that?

[Anonymous No.9946999]

>>9946997
im reaaally confused by what you're trying to say. anyways it doesnt really matter, does it. you can call it whatever you like. no skin off my back.

[Anonymous No.9947000]

>>9946983
it's literally all the same shit. wearing pretty, girly clothes is not a concept exclusive to any culture. although, ironically, the hyper-feminine styling popularised by a lot of asian fashion is their interpretation of western fashion.

you can't cry cultural appropriation cos we're all borrowing from each other and changing things up and it's beautiful and you don't have to politicise/racialise it.

[Anonymous No.9947002]

>>9947000
this. yeah can everyone take a chill pill. i feel like half of these convos always involve people who dont actually wear the style/look at the shops/ read the blogs etc

[Anonymous No.9947021]

where can I buy some of this?

[Anonymous No.9947022]

>>9947021
Ask the stupid questions thread newfag

[Anonymous No.9947029]

>>9946979
That's actually a cosplay of these two Pullips but both would make uchuu coords as well.

[Anonymous No.9947031]

>>9946996
She's probably a taobao-chan

>>9947000
Nobody said anything about cultural appropriation, wtf? I've just seem some very, very questionable stuff labeled soft sister

[Anonymous No.9947050]

You all ready for some Lab kei?
>patronelsa.stores.jp

[Anonymous No.9947058]

>>9947022
why? isn't the point of this thread to post about j-fashion?

[Anonymous No.9947060]

I just looked up 软妹 in google images and got some NSFW shit

[Anonymous No.9947066]

>>9947021
>>9947058
You can ask for brand names or store links, anon.

[Anonymous No.9947074]

>>9946983
It is derogatory. I have no clue why anyone wants to hijack that bad Chinese term and apply it to legitimate Japanese brands. "Soft Sister" means a cheap girly fashion buyer and it's synonymous with replica lovers, since they tend to buy knock-off Liz Lisa.

[Anonymous No.9947075]

>>9947002
You obviously haven't read anything about soft sister cause it took me less than 1 minute to find out it isn't a fashion style

[Anonymous No.9947083]

>>9947075
>软妹
second result in my weibo search

[Anonymous No.9947085]

>>9947083

[Anonymous No.9947086]

Does the original Mori Kei community on Mixi still exist? I've been thinking of it lately. If anyone has an account, give some screenshots or translations.

In general, what's the status of Mori Kei? Is it alive anywhere, as a street fashion or in Japanese online communities or social media?

[Anonymous No.9947089]

>>9947085
some of the top hits of posts on weibo tagged soft sister that included imgs of coords. saw 0 NSFW/ddlg.

>>9947074

You know who else uses terms like "lolita kawaii" etc? milanoo and their fronts. replica makers are always going to throw popular tags into their headings to trap people who dont know better.

[Anonymous No.9947091]

>>9947083
Look it up literally anywhere else. Would you tag your style as anime waifu too?

[Anonymous No.9947094]

>>9947091
look up lolita anywhere else. the point is that these are not mainstream meanings of these words why is it so hard for you to understand the dichotomy of a word?

[Anonymous No.9947097]

>>9947094
You do not know the meaning of soft sister, you only want to use it because it's what fake himekaji is called on taobao

[Anonymous No.9947100]

>>9947089
Weird, I mostly got sellfies, boobie shots and upskirts

[Anonymous No.9947103]

>>9947097
im on w e i b o im not even talking about taobao smdh

[Anonymous No.9947107]

>>9946965
https://zh.moegirl.org/zh-hans/%E8%BD%AF%E5%A6%B9
Even they describe it as something that's easy to misunderstand. I don't speak Chinese but it seems like something for weebs and I do not watch anime. Why do you prefer it over girly style or just using the other Japanese terms?

[Anonymous No.9947113]

>>9947086
From what I understand mori is pretty dead in Japan. There's still a small western community but it's basically full of itas.

[Anonymous No.9947114]

>>9947107
did you just link to an anime wiki wth

to again, beat the dead horse here i can do the same thing!
https://zh.moegirl.org/%E8%90%9D%E8%8E%89

[Anonymous No.9947115]

>>9947103
Why the fuck would Westerners use a Chinese slang term for knockoff Japanese fashion?
>>9947100
I'm also getting some wildly mixed results, pic related. I have no idea what other anon is trying to prove. Maybe they're trying to associate us with Chinese cam girls?

[Anonymous No.9947118]

>>9947114
I'm just trying to understand?? Link me to a better place, the one I linked is one of the first results I got and the ones before that one were worse.

[Anonymous No.9947119]

>>9947115
I don't get it either. Maybe kawaii thot selfies is not the ''true'' meaning of soft sister and everyone is just misusing it like lolita being used for nymphet fashion, but why would you want to label a Japanese style soft sister in the West?

[Anonymous No.9947125]

>>9947094
So because lolita has negative connotations we should use questionable terms for other jfashions as well? We can't change the name of lolita fashion anymore, and we only started using that reluctantly because Japanese media and lolitas use it. Suddenly using soft sister for a bunch of fashions that already have a Japanese or English name is unnecessary.

[Anonymous No.9947131]

Hey guys, the terminology discussion should get its own thread. We should keep this thread more productive since it's already so broad for J-fash

[Anonymous No.9947136]

>>9946937
The label is vague on purpose. At least, I mainly started using it because sometimes I want to post cute jfashion coords without worrying if it fits the ''rules'' of a certain style. When we had active larme theads, there was always someone crying ''that isn't larme'' because of the make-up style or whatever. So I had to open every thumbnail before posting to make sure. Same with otome kei threads, there were a lot of coords I didn't post because I thought it was too matchy-matchy. With girly style/casual cute threads you can just post whatever you want and Japanese people also use girly style a general term so it's also a different way to find coords. But it doesn't mean you can post literally everything that's tagged with casual cute or girly style from instagram in those threads.

>>9947131
Idk if you've looked at the board recently but jfashion threads aren't really active anymore without some bait or arguments. That's probably why the last girly style thread died (besides that someone posted a ton of new bait threads that killed a lot of threads yesterday).

[Anonymous No.9947162]

>>9947094
I just looked up #软妹 on twitter photos and saw someone's actual uncensored vagina (with filter on) and a bunch of kpop pictures. I looked up #ガーリー the same way and got twin coords and what looks like an axes femme x my melody collab (?). When I look up #lolita I get a mix of nobakov's lolita and ita's and when I look up #ロリータ I get no results even after turning the filter off for some reason. When I use the other spelling (#ロリィタ) I get closet child and normal lolitas.

[Anonymous No.9947197]

Is anyone still into dolly kei? I really love the fashion, and I've been looking around like crazy for content but everything seems to stop at around 2013 at the newest

[Anonymous No.9947276]

>>9947197
Dolly kei never really took off in the West as a style people really did because it's pretty difficult to pull off, so it was always just a bunch of Westerners reblogging the same pictures from Grimoire. Now that Grimoire has gone more normie the fashion has pretty much died.

Cult party kei had slightly more success in the west, although it took on a more polished, less vintage look when westerners attempted it.

[Anonymous No.9947289]

>>9947197
I don't dress in it myself yet, but I have a lot of dolly kei inspo for future sewing projects. I love the overfilled antique shop look

[Anonymous No.9947290]

>>9947197
i really loved dolly kei. i kind of mixed it with my cpk in the winter.

i still dress in general jfashion i just really have a hard time getting into any communities because everyone has all these made up rules (argument above proves my point). The CPK fb group is full of shironuri juggalos. and dont even get me started on the "alternate fashion" amino.... i would really love a small but active jfashion comm.

[Anonymous No.9947292]

>>9947290
self reply but 2010 was the year i was most active... looking back thru old street snaps that really inspired me. But i was also living in a big city working a job that allowed me to dress however so I was probably at my most outgoing in terms of fashion. I look back on old photos of myself and feel sad, i just dont have the guts now that im old and in a small city

[Anonymous No.9947387]

>>9947290
>>9947292
I think you should do it, anon. You can always tone down styles. I love Dolly Kei as well and think it's sort of in the same family as CPK and Mori Girl where thrifting to find parts is completely the norm. Therefore, it's always a bit low cost.

[Anonymous No.9948009]

Is there any active community/group for otome? I tried some facebook group but the mods are super dead and haven't even accepted me yet (it's gone a couple weeks). Or just anything to soothe my craving for more inspo lol, there's only so much you can find on google

[Anonymous No.9948043]

>>9948009
Just follow the brands for coords. Otome is completely dead in my country and there were some pretty active girls before. Seems like they got tired of trying to mismatch things on purpose and just decided to go with casual/soft lolita.

[Anonymous No.9948295]

To follow earlier posters
is anyone still into Mori kei? Anyone still wearing it? I used to try, but I never felt up to snuff with it, and a lot of people have been saying it's dead lately. Any recommendations or resources? Any discord groups or forums or whatever?

[Anonymous No.9948846]

>>9948295
I'm hoping to give it a go again too. As for resources/groups there's a somewhat active fb group and a few people still post on insta.

[Anonymous No.9948895]

reminder BAPE is j fash

[Anonymous No.9948943]

What are your favourite Twitter j-fashion accounts, /cgl/?

[Anonymous No.9948994]

Does anybody else like mixing lolita pieces with other jfashions? I've been wearing a lot of ank rouge tops with lolita skirts and vice versa. I think old school skirts work really well for larme.

[Anonymous No.9953334]

>>9948994
Yes - but I tend to cross over more to the j-goth, gothic and rokku stuff.

[Anonymous No.9957882]

do you guys know if there's a name for the shibari look in jp streetwear?
google isnt really helping when i type that in lol

[Anonymous No.9957904]

Qpot

[Anonymous No.9957906]

>>9957904

[Anonymous No.9957914]

I have wage slaved to save up for a trip outside of my country, I really want it to be japan because I want to shop more than anything. What are some cities aside form Tokyo worth checking out for fashion/merch?

[Anonymous No.9957978]

Any more brands that have the same vibe as fancy surprise? Listen Flavor hasn't had many pastel releases lately. Even if it's just a western artist with a small t-shirt shop.

[Anonymous No.9957985]

>>9957978
Little star twins/my melody/hummingmint/and pastel sanrio character merch/clothes,

[Anonymous No.9958087]

>>9957978
Just do it like everyone and buy from Ttrinity.

[Anonymous No.9958111]

>>9957914
Without you being more specific, I would recommend Shinsaibashi and Namba in Osaka. Also worth checking out Umeda while you’re there and maybe Tennoji.

[Anonymous No.9958138]

>>9958111
Thanks
>Without you being more specific
Well, I am obviously super into jfash, so I want to avoid stores i can find in the states.

[Anonymous No.9958181]

>>9946969
>>9946961
Does PMA even exist anymore? I'm looking at where I think it used to be in Takeshita but I can't see it.

[Anonymous No.9958192]

>>9947050
>Lab kei
I guess it's either that or Kagakukei which would be kind of a mouthful. I like the aesthetic though.

[Anonymous No.9958200]

>>9958192
>Ttrinity
I could see labcoats coming into play nicely. A suitcase instead of your standard purses. designer lab goggles. Hmmm.

[Anonymous No.9958203]

>>9958192
I could see labcoats coming into play nicely. A suitcase instead of your standard purses. designer lab goggles. Hmmm.

[Anonymous No.9958720]

>>9947050
oh hell yeah. never knew i needed this

[Anonymous No.9958763]

>>9958138
I meant more on the “merch” side since I don’t really know what that means personally.
You can find general jfashion in almost every major Japanese city. I’ll stand by Osaka as a rec if that’s your attitude, you probably don’t even need to leave Tokyo.
If you wanted to explore more, other places like Yokohama, Sapporo, Nagoya, Sendai, Fukuoka and so many more have malls you can visit. It really just depends what you want.

[Anonymous No.9958836]

Someone dump some jfash

[Anonymous No.9958978]

>>9958836

[Anonymous No.9958981]

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[Anonymous No.9958984]

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[Anonymous No.9958985]

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[Anonymous No.9958991]

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[Anonymous No.9958992]

>>9958991

[Anonymous No.9958994]

>>9958992

[Anonymous No.9958996]

>>9958994

[Anonymous No.9958997]

>>9958996

[Anonymous No.9958999]

>>9958997

[Anonymous No.9959024]

>>9947060
Because "soft sister" is literally just the word for "nymphet".

[Anonymous No.9959031]

It's time for some Cyber Pop.

[Anonymous No.9959042]

>>9959031

[Anonymous No.9959050]

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[Anonymous No.9959051]

>>9959050

[Anonymous No.9959052]

>>9959051

[Anonymous No.9959055]

>>9959052
>uchuu
Not sure why that outfit is so popular.

[Anonymous No.9959060]

>>9959052
Not sure why this abomination of a dress is popular.

[Anonymous No.9959067]

>>9959060

[Anonymous No.9959073]

>>9946860
Soft sister was absolutely a thing. Before larme there was the Amo style that was very distinct from what “larme” looks like today

[Anonymous No.9959080]

>>9959067

[Anonymous No.9959096]

>>9946943
I know how you feel anon. Sometimes it really feels like this type of fashion is gradually dying out, when in reality its just changing. I do think it is getting harder to find newer styles and coords though.

>>9948009
I wish there were more active jfashion communities too. It really sucks that forums and blogs for it died out/became less active and now we're stuck with social media. I'd like to join a fb community but I dont want it connected to my personal account and I really don't like fb's format for discussion. It doesn't help that cgl's non-lolita threads are much less active than they used to be

[Anonymous No.9959156]

>>9948009
Make one and I’ll join. I wear otome pretty often.

[Anonymous No.9959157]

>>9958981
I love these new shoes from Liz Lisa , but their fall collection is pretty trash this time around . I like the grape dress though.

[Anonymous No.9959272]

>>9959060
Because it’s cool as fuck, anon

[Anonymous No.9959282]

>>9959157
I’m not personally a huge fan of the direction they’re going in, but it’s just just early August! I have a feeling they’ll settle into more of their “original prints” and typical patterns and cuts as the season goes on. They release something new almost every week, so I’m okay with not liking every single thing lol.

[Anonymous No.9960160]

>>9957978
CherryCheezy's recent collection, maybe some of Sugarbones and Octopie's stuff. HoshiCandy's yumekawaii stuff would be good too.

[Anonymous No.9960172]

>>9959052
where is this dress from?

[Anonymous No.9960394]

>>9960172
High fashion designer, few thousand bucks price, idk the name right now tho.

[Anonymous No.9961275]

I want to get in to mori kei but I'm interested in less layered/wooly sides of the fashion since I live in a super hot climate. Outfit in >>9947086 seems like it's just a jsk/salo over a sweater, anywhere I can get foresty main pieces like what she's wearing? Every "mori" shop these days seems to focus solely on layering and not on the individual pieces.

[Anonymous No.9962144]

>>9961275

One of the last remaining japanese Mori kei stores is Favorite One on Rakuten (probably because they have a muddled aesthetic and don't 100% do morigirl)

https://www.rakuten.ne.jp/gold/favorite-one/

They have a section for onepieces, including a few fake layered dresses. July-August is a good time to look for lighter dresses since it's typically the hottest, most humid months for Japan, so you could stock up (or wait for end of summer sales and then stock up).

[Anonymous No.9964544]

>>9946976
I've been thinking about buying something from this shop but I don't know how good would it be about price and quality

[Anonymous No.9964583]

Does anyone have any tips for starting a Cult Party kei wardrobe? I know it's dead but I still like that antique look.

[Anonymous No.9964584]

Dumping my inspo.

[Anonymous No.9964585]

>>9964584

[Anonymous No.9964587]

>>9964585

[Anonymous No.9964589]

>>9964587

[Anonymous No.9964590]

>>9964589

[Anonymous No.9964606]

>>9964583
iirc, a lot of CPK was secondhand goods, like going through an American thrift store. If you want the "I just came from a cult-like Christian service in my strange Sunday best" you should probaby thrift a bit. Pic related is what the inside of Virgin Mary looks like.

If you're looking for more the dolly antique lacey look, I recommend grabbing some ivory pieces from Mori Girl related shops. Try shop33081244 on taobao for that.

[Anonymous No.9964617]

I wanted to start wearing a retro inspired style, using Milk dresses. Does anyone have any options on the quality of Milk clothing. Or warnings about the fit? Im 5'5 100lbs c cup. Thanks!

[Anonymous No.9964618]

>>9957978
I'll second HoshiCandy and CherryCheezy's shops. HoshiCandy's prints are actually huge. They're bigger then they appear in the mock-up. They're mostly known for menhera, but they've got some cute designs that have nothing to with menhera. Pastel and cute, but over the top with a bunch of all-over-prints.

Some Ttrinity links you may like. If you don't want to use SS, you can contact them directly to order internationally, but they only can take bank transfer if you do.
Milky Way
>https://www.ttrinity.jp/shop/siraimilk/
Moon Princess
>https://www.ttrinity.jp/shop/moonprincess/
Mhug
>https://www.ttrinity.jp/shop/mhug/
Magical X
>https://www.ttrinity.jp/shop/magicalx/
Gleamstar
>https://www.ttrinity.jp/shop/gleamstar/
Jelly Mint (Hit or miss, but I'll include it anyway. The deer is cute.)
>https://www.ttrinity.jp/shop/jellymint/

If I find any other artists, I'll let you know.

[Anonymous No.9964620]

>>9957978
I'll second HoshiCandy and CherryCheezy's shops. HoshiCandy's prints are actually huge. They're bigger then they appear in the mock-up. Both shops are mostly known for menhera, but they've got some cute designs that have nothing to with menhera. Pastel and cute, but not too over the top with a bunch of all-over-prints.

Some Ttrinity links you may like. If you don't want to use SS, you can contact them directly to order internationally, but they only can take bank transfer if you do.
Milky Way
>https://www.ttrinity.jp/shop/siraimilk/
Moon Princess
>https://www.ttrinity.jp/shop/moonprincess/
Mhug
>https://www.ttrinity.jp/shop/mhug/
Magical X
>https://www.ttrinity.jp/shop/magicalx/
Gleamstar
>https://www.ttrinity.jp/shop/gleamstar/
Jelly Mint (Hit or miss, but I'll include it anyway. The deer is cute.)
>https://www.ttrinity.jp/shop/jellymint/

If I find any other artists, I'll let you know.

[Anonymous No.9964635]

>>9964617
I swear by Milk quality, or at least these main pieces are pretty guaranteed to be nice. They have such a history and reputation in Japan and are about as old as AP.

As for your height and weight, you're about the same as me, so you should be fine! I'm a b cup, though, so maybe just double check bust sizes so nothing is too tight.

[Anonymous No.9964715]

>>9964635
Thanks for advice anon It is really helpful! I am so excited to buy some dresses now!

[Anonymous No.9964784]

>>9964635
MILK (Obscure Desire of Bourgeois) designed by Hitomi opened in 1970, it was the original “Harajuku kawaii” brand worn by idols and actresses. AP/Pretty was a select shop selling other brands