Kakizaki Memi of Hiragana Keyakizaka46 introduces girly coordinates that are both sweet and loose!
Girls are always attracted to a sweet and fluffy girly style. Ribbons, frills, lace, pastel colours, etc. Let's realize a romantic design in retro style, creating an entrancing up-to-the-minute look.Putting on sweet softness with a loose-knit cardigan ♡
cardigan ¥8000/jouetie logo knit ¥2900/one after another Nice Claup blouse ¥8000/ charles chaton earrings ¥2900/control freak (casselini) bag ¥1990/wego
The frills could make it too sweet, but the logo item in the centre counteracts that.
The looseness of the volume sleeves is cute
cardigan ¥9500/mercury duo
And there's dusty lavender, too ♡
The see-through dot skirt is light and fluttery♪
dot skirt ¥15,000/Honey Salon by foppish (Honey Salon Laforet Shinjuku) socks ¥12,000/17°C (Blondoll New Marunouchi Building) sandals ¥15,800/Lilicious (lilLilli Tokyo)
On the feet, white socks work, giving a retro good-girl feel.
A combination of designs that girls love
tulle skirt ¥7900/dazzlin
Outfit combining designs girls love: dot print, frills, lace.
The loose knit with its volume feel, combined with the transparent feel of the skirt, makes a look that is not too heavy.
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photos
Osami Yabuta(W), Takuma Aizawa
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model
Memi Kakizaki <Hiragana Keyakizaka46>
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styling
Yurika Nakano (LOVABLE)
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hair & makeup
Takayuki Hazama (Lila)
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text・edit
Sayoko Ishii
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Web Edit
Yui Morishita
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bis is a fashion and beauty magazine that comes out every second month and sells for about ¥2000. It does "girly beauty" for teens and twenties, particularly ages 16-25. "Fashion magazine for keeping the heart of a little girl as you become an adult woman."Links go to shops or websites for each maker (in Japanese).
Here's something else that showed up yesterday: a fan's imagined subway ad (click to enlarge).
Words at top right: "Meet the Snow Princess Angel."
Bottom right: "Nagano Prefecture".
Centre: "Girls in winter are the best."
Great work. Note the shadows at the top right. I wish it were real. But easy to imagine if you've been in the Tokyo subway (or almost any subway).
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