What does Lolita mean (interpretation of Lolita in Japanese culture)

Lolita is a fashion style in Japanese culture, with the theme of cuteness, girliness and sweetness. This style usually includes fluffy skirts, lace, bows, lace stockings, high heels and headdresses. Lolita fashion is regarded as a rebellious culture because it conflicts with traditional Japanese etiquette and moral values.

The history of Lolita

Lolita fashion originated in Japan in 1970s, when women began to pursue their independence and freedom. This style was originally formed by some young women wearing homemade skirts and accessories in the street. Later, this style gradually developed into a fashion culture and was widely recognized in Japan and internationally.

How to wear Lolita?

To wear lolita fashion clothes, you need to pay attention to the following points:

1. Choose a suitable skirt: Lolita skirts are usually fluffy and above the knee, and you can choose lace, bows and other elements.

2. Match appropriate accessories: lolita fashion's accessories usually include lace stockings, high heels, headdresses, etc.

3. Pay attention to makeup and hairstyle: Lolita makeup is usually light and natural, and the hairstyle can be curly hair or braided hair.

Classification of Lolita

Lolita fashion can be divided into several subcategories, including:

1. Sweet Lolita: Lovely and sweet as the theme, usually including lace, bows and other elements.

2. Gothic Lolita: The theme is black and darkness, which usually includes elements such as crosses and skeletons.

3.Pop Lolita: With bright colors and popular elements as the theme, it usually includes cartoon characters, snacks and other elements.