Well for the past two weeks I've been going to University to study art and each time I'm there I'm wearing full Lolita.
Now I've been doing art fully for several years now and only every got paint on myself once. I just happen to be wearing brand new trousers from Next at the time and the paint was Acrylic which most of you artist out there know is a right pain to get out of clothes.
Mind you, I have had careless class mates who had thought it was smart to leave globs of paint on the floor which me and others have stepped in. Mind you they were younger than me and still in their teens. So more self centered on how they viewed the world. Before someone rips me a new one, they would agree with this view.
I'm in a more adult filled class 23+ more of them are between 30-40 so you understand that the atmosphere is considerably different. I do feel slightly out of place as there is only 2 of us that dress more, how do you say not dressed to do the dirty work. Now don't get me wrong, I'm more than happy to walk in their with jeans and games T-shirt on any time but I feel more withdrawn with that look and not wanting to interact with others. While Lolita makes me feel as if I more complete and more willing to get to know people.
Now I should probably not wear my bodyline replica Fruit Parlor skirt, as they don't make it with the lovely lace trim any more. Oh yeah, I love that trim. Then again a simple frilly apron would probably suit and protect the clothes much more easily for those just in case moments.
Now paint is easily sorted with the apron but what about those hand on materials that are more dusty: Chalk, Pastel, Charcoal. Now these are washable but that doesn't mean they aren't the most messiest.
They get every where, before you know it they are on your face and you have no knowledge about how they got there in the first place.
Now lets face it the only way to keep your hands clean is to wear gloves, this way you would take them off before pushing back that loose stray of hair or nudge it back with the back of the wrist. Since you are more aware of the gloves on your hand.
These are simple things but then again, it is dependant on each person and how they handle a brush and such.
I know I will risk my non-brand with my art class. I have no idea what the future will hold when it comes to brand. Knowing me I'll try wearing it with art.
Friday, 22 January 2010
Tuesday, 19 January 2010
Lolita meme
COLOURS
What colours can be found in your Lolita closet?
White, black, pink, red, blue
What is your favourite colour with Lolita?
Black is my main love for colour but I do love others.
What is your least favourite colour in Lolita?
No idea, there are a ton of colours out there with many tones. I'm still new with colour in Lolita.
Which uncommon colour do you want to try out?
Yellow ochre but only because I've got the fabric there waiting to be used
DESIGN
Are you more a Onepiece, Jumperskirt or a Skirt person?
I really like all of them but by looking at my wardrobe maybe more skirts so far.
Which cut do you like the best?
Square or sweetheart necklines
Print or no Print?
I get sucked into prints but not to busy prints
How does a dress/skirt have to look like that it will be a "must have" item for you?
Four outlines pink hearts on black fabric with Nevermore written brokenly with purple and pink overlays.
STYLES
What is your favourite style in Lolita?
Gothic
Which style do you wear regularly?
I guess boy style since I need more items to have more outfits, then it would be sweet/classic/gothic
Which style you want to try out?
faery-kai Lolita only because I love MLP so much that I would buy pony hoodie and wearing pink leg warmers.
Which style you never want to try out/wear again?
Don't really know yet to be honest, since I feel I should at least try them once before knocking it.
BRANDS
Brands yes or no and why?
Yes and no, to be honest I own one piece of brand so far and that is a blouse. I can't really make an opinion since I don't have much knowledge on the matter but I do love the velvet piece in brand.
Which brand is your favourite?
Baby and Metamorphose, I love piece from them the most to be honest.
Which is your least favourite brand?
Angelic Pretty, I really don't enjoy their prints as much and call me old fashion but I don't like the skirts getting shorter. I hate my thighs, I want them covered.
Ever had a good/bad experience with brand?
Not really qualified to answer that sorry.
Will this experience encourage/stop you from buying brand?
^As above^
OTHER
Did you ever got surprised by a piece of Lolita?
Baby's Mermaid print, the pearls just blend in to the print and look like they aren't real there.
Did you ever got disappointed by a piece of Lolita?
Not yet
Things that you like about Lolita?
Simple looking pieces that don't over whelm me.
Things that you dislike on Lolita?
Buttons on the back of a dress, I find it stupid.
Do you have a Lolita fashion idol, if 'yes' who is it?
No, not to my knowledge.
Does Lolita affect your every day life?
It should when it comes to this blog and my need for sewing but I need to push my self to do that more so not yet.
Do you buy Lolita related things, like cute looking furniture?
No, I just get things I like. If it Lolita related then it is a bonus.
Do you read/buy the Gothic Lolita Bible?
I own all the English ones but I love Gosu Rori, I should try and buy at least one Japanese GLB so I can see more and get more patterns.
How to you describe your fashion style to others that don´t know about Lolita?
Well it is sort of based on older fashion styles with a bit of a modern twist. It is a fashion about keeping a modest look but still looking cute and not old and granny like.
Is there something you want to say to your fellow Lolitas?
Don't fear the communities, if you are unsure about them watch and learn. They aren't going to rip you a new one they are only wanting to help you get they style right. You can experiment with the fashion but understand if it doesn't have a Lolita look to it, then they will tell you and try and help you tweak it a bit.
What colours can be found in your Lolita closet?
White, black, pink, red, blue
What is your favourite colour with Lolita?
Black is my main love for colour but I do love others.
What is your least favourite colour in Lolita?
No idea, there are a ton of colours out there with many tones. I'm still new with colour in Lolita.
Which uncommon colour do you want to try out?
Yellow ochre but only because I've got the fabric there waiting to be used
DESIGN
Are you more a Onepiece, Jumperskirt or a Skirt person?
I really like all of them but by looking at my wardrobe maybe more skirts so far.
Which cut do you like the best?
Square or sweetheart necklines
Print or no Print?
I get sucked into prints but not to busy prints
How does a dress/skirt have to look like that it will be a "must have" item for you?
Four outlines pink hearts on black fabric with Nevermore written brokenly with purple and pink overlays.
STYLES
What is your favourite style in Lolita?
Gothic
Which style do you wear regularly?
I guess boy style since I need more items to have more outfits, then it would be sweet/classic/gothic
Which style you want to try out?
faery-kai Lolita only because I love MLP so much that I would buy pony hoodie and wearing pink leg warmers.
Which style you never want to try out/wear again?
Don't really know yet to be honest, since I feel I should at least try them once before knocking it.
BRANDS
Brands yes or no and why?
Yes and no, to be honest I own one piece of brand so far and that is a blouse. I can't really make an opinion since I don't have much knowledge on the matter but I do love the velvet piece in brand.
Which brand is your favourite?
Baby and Metamorphose, I love piece from them the most to be honest.
Which is your least favourite brand?
Angelic Pretty, I really don't enjoy their prints as much and call me old fashion but I don't like the skirts getting shorter. I hate my thighs, I want them covered.
Ever had a good/bad experience with brand?
Not really qualified to answer that sorry.
Will this experience encourage/stop you from buying brand?
^As above^
OTHER
Did you ever got surprised by a piece of Lolita?
Baby's Mermaid print, the pearls just blend in to the print and look like they aren't real there.
Did you ever got disappointed by a piece of Lolita?
Not yet
Things that you like about Lolita?
Simple looking pieces that don't over whelm me.
Things that you dislike on Lolita?
Buttons on the back of a dress, I find it stupid.
Do you have a Lolita fashion idol, if 'yes' who is it?
No, not to my knowledge.
Does Lolita affect your every day life?
It should when it comes to this blog and my need for sewing but I need to push my self to do that more so not yet.
Do you buy Lolita related things, like cute looking furniture?
No, I just get things I like. If it Lolita related then it is a bonus.
Do you read/buy the Gothic Lolita Bible?
I own all the English ones but I love Gosu Rori, I should try and buy at least one Japanese GLB so I can see more and get more patterns.
How to you describe your fashion style to others that don´t know about Lolita?
Well it is sort of based on older fashion styles with a bit of a modern twist. It is a fashion about keeping a modest look but still looking cute and not old and granny like.
Is there something you want to say to your fellow Lolitas?
Don't fear the communities, if you are unsure about them watch and learn. They aren't going to rip you a new one they are only wanting to help you get they style right. You can experiment with the fashion but understand if it doesn't have a Lolita look to it, then they will tell you and try and help you tweak it a bit.
Sunday, 3 January 2010
Lolita Meme
Each criteria is a level. Add up your total and then put yourself into a category. Repost this to your own blog, website, or journal, bolding the ones that apply to you, and then show your score/level at the bottom. The only rule is that you must add one lolita 'level' to the list!
*please note that this post is tagged as humor. satire only, dolls!
LOLITA LEVEL START!
You've been to egl.
You've posted on egl, without an onslaught of 'USE THE MEMORIES' and likewise.
You've bought a lolita mook.
You've picked a favorite brand.
You've ordered your first item.
You've worn a full outfit.
You've worn a full outfit out in public.
You've worn a full outfit and posted photos of it on the Internet.
You know what JSK, OP, and cutsew all mean.
You've bought your first brand piece.
You know your measurements.
You know you shoe size - in American, European, and Japanese.
You know who Mr. Yan is.
You know who Mana is. (+1 points if you know his band. +2 points if you know his brand. +3 points if you know why he's featured in every GLB. +4 if you have a shrine to him in your closet.) +3
You know who Maki and Asuka are. (+2 if you've met Maki and Asuka).
You've watched Kamikaze Girls. (+1 if you know the real name of this movie. +2 if you know who wrote the book this was based on. +3 if you've also read the manga or novel. +4 if you love the author despite his criminal record). +3
You own a wig. (+1 if you own more than 2.)
You own a pair of falls.
You can identify lace on the spot.
You can identify an item's brand on the spot.
You can identify the year a dress was made by a specific brand on the spot.
You can name several different dresses or prints.
You answer stock photo requests.
You mod a lolita community.
You decorate your nails. (+1 if you wear fake nails. +2 if you make fake nails.) +2
You own a pair of a rocking horse shoes. (+1 if you know their abbreviation.) +2
You've made your own rose corsage.
You've made anything out of your brand dress's waist ties.
You've made anything out of a matching eco tote. (+3 if you were the first one to do it, you think).
You know how to apply false eyelashes.
You know how to pronounce shirring.
You know how to pronounce Moi-meme-moitie, or Metamorphose tempes de fille.
You know a reliable shopping service.
You bid on Yahoo!Japan or Mbok.
You've been to a meetup.
You've planned a meetup.
You've planned a meetup with catering or more than 20 attendees.
You've met up with lolitas while on vacation to foreign or faraway locales.
You've seen a lolita fashion show.
You've seen a brand fashion show.
You've modeled in a lolita fashion show.
You've modeled in a brand lolita fashion show.
You wear bloomers.
You know how to make bloomers.
You tell other people to wear bloomers.
You draw lolita art, write a lolita blog, or provide the community with some sort of creative services.
You've taken purikura in lolita.
You've decorated your room/house/apartment in lolita style.
You've listened to lolita music.
You've learned kana.
You've learned enough Japanese to read a magazine.
You wear or own circle lenses.
You've been called a princess by a young child.
You've dressed up a friend.
You've convert a friend.
You've been in media (television, newspaper, magazine). (+2 points if it's Japanese media.)
You've learned a handicraft, like jewelry making, embroidery, or sewing.
You've become a lolita mentor.
You've attended lolita events at an anime or multi-genre convention.
You’ve organized or presented lolita events at a convention.
You've visited a brand shop.
Trip to Japan!
You've dressed up and gone out alone.
You're prepared for inclement or colder weather in lolita (coat, parasol, boots, gloves, other climate-specific items.)
You've learned face contouring.
You've made a lolita valentine.
You've got a lolita pen pal or online lolita friends.
You have local lolita friends.
You know how to modify clothes that don't fit you.
You know how to dress for your body type.
You've been in a street snap.
You've been to multiple world locations of the same brand store (BABY Paris, BABY Tokyo, BABY San Francisco, etc.)
You've created a makeup/hair/sewing tutorial.
You've sold hand-created lolita goods.
You have your own lolita fashion line.
You've gotten a lolita haircut, style, or color.
You've mixed other street fashions with lolita.
You've thrown a lolita party/had a lolita wedding.
You've dressed your child/small children in lolita or kodona style.
You've successfully cross-dressed in lolita style at least once (boystyle for girls and girls' clothing for guys).
You've lolified or made sure all the contents of your purse are cute (wallet, lipgloss, keyring, etc.)
You have a lolita pet (small dogs, cats, rabbits, exotic birds, fancy fish) or have dressed/accessorized your pet (bows or pet clothes).
You've dressed your significant other or dated someone who dresses in J-fashion/alternative fashion.
You've read Alice in Wonderland. (+1 if you've seen the animated movie or other variations, +2 if you've seen more than one variation, +3 if you own more than one variation) +4
You've dressed as Alice or another Wonderland character in lolita style, or own Alice themed items.
You've made something from a Japanese pattern.
You've found, bought, or made lolita underwear (bras and panties).
You wear lolita daily, or have gone 7 days straight wearing only lolita.
You have lolita calling cards or business cards.
You play a lolita instrument (i.e., piano, violin, harp, French horn... well any instrument really.)
You can translate yen to your country's currency in your head. (+1 if you can convert other currencies you shop with as well. +2 if you read the news to know how the yen is doing.) +2
You've sold lolita clothing online (secondhand, egl_comm_sales).
Your article or entry has been put into the egl memories.
You take photos of your outfits/daily outfit photos.
You’ve posted to daily_lolita.
You own a petticoat. (+1 if you own more than one. +2 if you wear three or more at a time). +2
You’ve bought a lucky pack.
You keep a style diary or look-book.
You can put together an outfit made entirely from offbrand.
You’ve bought offbrand or non-Japanese brand.
Adorable Admirer (lvls 1 - 20) You've started studying or liking lolita but haven't taken that leap of faith yet. Good luck!
Resplendant Rufflebutt (lvls 21 - 40) At home within the land of the rufflebutts and spilling frills from every edge.
Victorian Maiden (lvls 41 - 60) A classy lolita of taste and experience, who knows her way around the lolita social set.
Starry Celebrity (lvls 61 - 80) On page six of the lolita world, you've risen to the ring of the upper crust.
Pretty Princess (lvls 81 - 100) Lolita royalty, truly versed in the ways of the lacey ones, the lolita princesses have achieved a special level of enlightenment.
Ultimate Lolita (Boss Fight!) (lvls 100+) Wow, you've gotten over 100 levels? You're the ultimate lolita with unlimited hitpoints. That's actually a little scary...
My Score:64,
I was thinking I was lower down but it is nice that I'm getting there. I see another 10+ points that I could achieve over the year but I'm not going push for it.
*please note that this post is tagged as humor. satire only, dolls!
LOLITA LEVEL START!
You've been to egl.
You've posted on egl, without an onslaught of 'USE THE MEMORIES' and likewise.
You've bought a lolita mook.
You've picked a favorite brand.
You've ordered your first item.
You've worn a full outfit.
You've worn a full outfit out in public.
You've worn a full outfit and posted photos of it on the Internet.
You know what JSK, OP, and cutsew all mean.
You've bought your first brand piece.
You know your measurements.
You know you shoe size - in American, European, and Japanese.
You know who Mr. Yan is.
You know who Mana is. (+1 points if you know his band. +2 points if you know his brand. +3 points if you know why he's featured in every GLB. +4 if you have a shrine to him in your closet.) +3
You know who Maki and Asuka are. (+2 if you've met Maki and Asuka).
You've watched Kamikaze Girls. (+1 if you know the real name of this movie. +2 if you know who wrote the book this was based on. +3 if you've also read the manga or novel. +4 if you love the author despite his criminal record). +3
You own a wig. (+1 if you own more than 2.)
You own a pair of falls.
You can identify lace on the spot.
You can identify an item's brand on the spot.
You can identify the year a dress was made by a specific brand on the spot.
You can name several different dresses or prints.
You answer stock photo requests.
You mod a lolita community.
You decorate your nails. (+1 if you wear fake nails. +2 if you make fake nails.) +2
You own a pair of a rocking horse shoes. (+1 if you know their abbreviation.) +2
You've made your own rose corsage.
You've made anything out of your brand dress's waist ties.
You've made anything out of a matching eco tote. (+3 if you were the first one to do it, you think).
You know how to apply false eyelashes.
You know how to pronounce shirring.
You know how to pronounce Moi-meme-moitie, or Metamorphose tempes de fille.
You know a reliable shopping service.
You bid on Yahoo!Japan or Mbok.
You've been to a meetup.
You've planned a meetup.
You've planned a meetup with catering or more than 20 attendees.
You've met up with lolitas while on vacation to foreign or faraway locales.
You've seen a lolita fashion show.
You've seen a brand fashion show.
You've modeled in a lolita fashion show.
You've modeled in a brand lolita fashion show.
You wear bloomers.
You know how to make bloomers.
You tell other people to wear bloomers.
You draw lolita art, write a lolita blog, or provide the community with some sort of creative services.
You've taken purikura in lolita.
You've decorated your room/house/apartment in lolita style.
You've listened to lolita music.
You've learned kana.
You've learned enough Japanese to read a magazine.
You wear or own circle lenses.
You've been called a princess by a young child.
You've dressed up a friend.
You've convert a friend.
You've been in media (television, newspaper, magazine). (+2 points if it's Japanese media.)
You've learned a handicraft, like jewelry making, embroidery, or sewing.
You've become a lolita mentor.
You've attended lolita events at an anime or multi-genre convention.
You’ve organized or presented lolita events at a convention.
You've visited a brand shop.
Trip to Japan!
You've dressed up and gone out alone.
You're prepared for inclement or colder weather in lolita (coat, parasol, boots, gloves, other climate-specific items.)
You've learned face contouring.
You've made a lolita valentine.
You've got a lolita pen pal or online lolita friends.
You have local lolita friends.
You know how to modify clothes that don't fit you.
You know how to dress for your body type.
You've been in a street snap.
You've been to multiple world locations of the same brand store (BABY Paris, BABY Tokyo, BABY San Francisco, etc.)
You've created a makeup/hair/sewing tutorial.
You've sold hand-created lolita goods.
You have your own lolita fashion line.
You've gotten a lolita haircut, style, or color.
You've mixed other street fashions with lolita.
You've thrown a lolita party/had a lolita wedding.
You've dressed your child/small children in lolita or kodona style.
You've successfully cross-dressed in lolita style at least once (boystyle for girls and girls' clothing for guys).
You've lolified or made sure all the contents of your purse are cute (wallet, lipgloss, keyring, etc.)
You have a lolita pet (small dogs, cats, rabbits, exotic birds, fancy fish) or have dressed/accessorized your pet (bows or pet clothes).
You've dressed your significant other or dated someone who dresses in J-fashion/alternative fashion.
You've read Alice in Wonderland. (+1 if you've seen the animated movie or other variations, +2 if you've seen more than one variation, +3 if you own more than one variation) +4
You've dressed as Alice or another Wonderland character in lolita style, or own Alice themed items.
You've made something from a Japanese pattern.
You've found, bought, or made lolita underwear (bras and panties).
You wear lolita daily, or have gone 7 days straight wearing only lolita.
You have lolita calling cards or business cards.
You play a lolita instrument (i.e., piano, violin, harp, French horn... well any instrument really.)
You can translate yen to your country's currency in your head. (+1 if you can convert other currencies you shop with as well. +2 if you read the news to know how the yen is doing.) +2
You've sold lolita clothing online (secondhand, egl_comm_sales).
Your article or entry has been put into the egl memories.
You take photos of your outfits/daily outfit photos.
You’ve posted to daily_lolita.
You own a petticoat. (+1 if you own more than one. +2 if you wear three or more at a time). +2
You’ve bought a lucky pack.
You keep a style diary or look-book.
You can put together an outfit made entirely from offbrand.
You’ve bought offbrand or non-Japanese brand.
Adorable Admirer (lvls 1 - 20) You've started studying or liking lolita but haven't taken that leap of faith yet. Good luck!
Resplendant Rufflebutt (lvls 21 - 40) At home within the land of the rufflebutts and spilling frills from every edge.
Victorian Maiden (lvls 41 - 60) A classy lolita of taste and experience, who knows her way around the lolita social set.
Starry Celebrity (lvls 61 - 80) On page six of the lolita world, you've risen to the ring of the upper crust.
Pretty Princess (lvls 81 - 100) Lolita royalty, truly versed in the ways of the lacey ones, the lolita princesses have achieved a special level of enlightenment.
Ultimate Lolita (Boss Fight!) (lvls 100+) Wow, you've gotten over 100 levels? You're the ultimate lolita with unlimited hitpoints. That's actually a little scary...
My Score:64,
I was thinking I was lower down but it is nice that I'm getting there. I see another 10+ points that I could achieve over the year but I'm not going push for it.
Friday, 25 December 2009
So this being the first post what shall I say, Hi.
Ok I’ve followed the Lolita fashion for some time now but that doesn’t mean I have not made any mistakes. We have all done, heck some of us still do. *hand in there* Like most fashion, we aren’t going to get it right just like that.
Now if you are like me, don’t have the money for brand/not fully sure about spending loads of cash. You run the risk of mistakes with buying off-brand and no I’m not talking about F+F, bodyline, Anne House, etc. I’m talking about stuff you buy in store, off e-bay or generally handmade.
So I’m taking a step back here and going for what was my first purchase that I thought was Lolita.
The leg warmer, no I’m not kidding. I thought it was part of the fashion. Through searches I had came to the conclusion this was indeed needed for the fashion. How wrong I was.
So here they are:
Now these could be worked into Lolita but a lot of knowledge is require about the fashion first or you can just wear them on top of ice skates with your outfit. They will look good and will with fit the fashion but no one new who is building up the wardrobe should try it unless it is 100% that it will look amazing.
This pair is slightly fancier but it can still work but not for newbies. I know I sounds a bit a of a meanie but I think I would rather warn you before you go and post an outfit with them and find out that your doing it wrong in the eyes of the community. If you want to do leg warmers. Tip: no socks, old style victorain legwarmers and your heeled shoe. An example of this is in the English Gothic Lolita Bible page 77 at the bottom. There are two outfits with these old styled leg warmers.
Now these are thigh highs with lace trim tops. Now these would be the "OMG what were you thinking" item. To be honest, not much at the time. The three pairs above can be saved and used it Fairy Lolita but do not do this style without getting the basic of Lolita and Fairy Kei.
More information about cross styles with Lolita go to this blogger's post: http://fyeahlolita.blogspot.com/2009/10/lolitas-many-trends.html
Now back to the Thigh highs, this one is very tricky one. It is called Ero-loli and even the best Lolitas have trouble with this one. There are not many attempts of it so yeah, this is the biggest no in Lolita wardrobe. Now I do have an idea for them but I don't have the items of yet. So here goes. I would try a Kuro Ero Lolita style. I would have black bloomers with black suspenders clips attached to them to the thigh highs. I would have black blouse with sheer sleeves with a black pattern full body corset on top. Now that may seem good to some but I think a black petti under black cage skirt would lovely on top. Shoes I would say platform heels with black socks, note the socks wouldn't fully be visible or seen at all depending on shoe style. Hair pulled back with loose curls falling decorated with a black rose corsage.
http://www.polyvore.com/cgi/set?id=14595416 - visit this to see roughly what I'm trying to say.
Ok I’ve followed the Lolita fashion for some time now but that doesn’t mean I have not made any mistakes. We have all done, heck some of us still do. *hand in there* Like most fashion, we aren’t going to get it right just like that.
Now if you are like me, don’t have the money for brand/not fully sure about spending loads of cash. You run the risk of mistakes with buying off-brand and no I’m not talking about F+F, bodyline, Anne House, etc. I’m talking about stuff you buy in store, off e-bay or generally handmade.
So I’m taking a step back here and going for what was my first purchase that I thought was Lolita.
The leg warmer, no I’m not kidding. I thought it was part of the fashion. Through searches I had came to the conclusion this was indeed needed for the fashion. How wrong I was.
So here they are:
Now these could be worked into Lolita but a lot of knowledge is require about the fashion first or you can just wear them on top of ice skates with your outfit. They will look good and will with fit the fashion but no one new who is building up the wardrobe should try it unless it is 100% that it will look amazing.
This pair is slightly fancier but it can still work but not for newbies. I know I sounds a bit a of a meanie but I think I would rather warn you before you go and post an outfit with them and find out that your doing it wrong in the eyes of the community. If you want to do leg warmers. Tip: no socks, old style victorain legwarmers and your heeled shoe. An example of this is in the English Gothic Lolita Bible page 77 at the bottom. There are two outfits with these old styled leg warmers.
Now these are thigh highs with lace trim tops. Now these would be the "OMG what were you thinking" item. To be honest, not much at the time. The three pairs above can be saved and used it Fairy Lolita but do not do this style without getting the basic of Lolita and Fairy Kei.
More information about cross styles with Lolita go to this blogger's post: http://fyeahlolita.blogspot.com/2009/10/lolitas-many-trends.html
Now back to the Thigh highs, this one is very tricky one. It is called Ero-loli and even the best Lolitas have trouble with this one. There are not many attempts of it so yeah, this is the biggest no in Lolita wardrobe. Now I do have an idea for them but I don't have the items of yet. So here goes. I would try a Kuro Ero Lolita style. I would have black bloomers with black suspenders clips attached to them to the thigh highs. I would have black blouse with sheer sleeves with a black pattern full body corset on top. Now that may seem good to some but I think a black petti under black cage skirt would lovely on top. Shoes I would say platform heels with black socks, note the socks wouldn't fully be visible or seen at all depending on shoe style. Hair pulled back with loose curls falling decorated with a black rose corsage.
http://www.polyvore.com/cgi/set?id=14595416 - visit this to see roughly what I'm trying to say.
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