“I live in the 18th century—look at my clothes!”
This Finnish man refuses to wear modern clothes because he is inspired by 18th century styles. What has been in fashion for so long?
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Lolita
No. Viitama was a very young girl, almost 20 years old. She works in a clothing store and can outshine even the most fashionably brightly dressed customer. For over five years now, NAA has been dressing in Japanese Lolita style. It”s a kind of Japanese subculture. It is a blend of Japanese culture and Victorian aesthetics, offering the same recognizable and sophisticated “Lolita style”. I have about 30 dresses. Plus a lot of accessories, blouses and socks. Each dress costs about 200 euros (about 18, 000 rubles). I think I have already spent at least 10, 000 euros (about 900, 000 rubles) on my wardrobe. But I don”t think it”s a waste of time. This is my hobby.” The Lolita style is extremely popular. It was born in Tokyo in the 90s of the last century. It is extremely feminine and combines the gothic classics itself, but looks very cute.
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Initially, the style was associated with the feminist movement in Japan. She protested against the country”s traditional gender norms and patriarchal expectations for women. Today it can even be called mainstream (very popular). Gothic Lolita dresses are sold in many online stores and are in great demand. No, she also loves corsets, feathers, big sleeves, ruffles and bows. She likes that her clothes can be seen as echoes of other eras. I feel very confident in these dresses. They make me feel good and they are attractive. I don”t want to wear jeans or T-shirts — they don”t bother me.” The girl first discovered this style after watching the cartoon Rozen Maiden. Cartoon girls in cute dresses urged her to replace the image. Nopa”s school was quiet and inconspicuous, so no one recognized her. When she started dressing flamboyantly, her classmates decided to target her. But no, they didn”t give up on her love for Japanese clothing style. Now the girl is doing well, and she has found a friend who understands her and dresses in the same style as her. The girl shares: “I’m an amazing introvert, so I’m very grateful that I finally met such good people and received support.”
