Crimson Reflections

In this last part of our three part series, we look at teddy bears in Japanese lolita fashion, and the specific bear mascot characters of several of the popular brands

Continuing our teddy bear series, today we are looking at Teddy bears and how they intersect with Pink House.

The first part of a 3-part series looking lightly into the history of the teddy bear and where bears have popped up in specific Japanese street fashions.

In January of 2016 I ran a poll on rufflechat using a google form. I primarily asked questions about if people re-wore dresses or coords

Have you ever seen someone say they are looking to buy some TPS or Tea Party Shoes, but they don’t care what brand made them?

I made a silly tongue-in-cheek flowchart about wearing cat ears in lolita last winter to explain my thought process about when and where cat ears

This is not a paid review. Devil Inspired did reach out to me multiple times in 2017, but I did not accept because I’m not

Shirley Temple is a brand that was highly influential on lolita fashion. They currently focus more on Children’s clothing, though they do have a teen

In their most common form, modern wrist cuffs, sock toppers and chou chou (aka scrunchies) are all constructed roughly the same way. However, in practice, these three things are all a little different.

In a rare Instagram live interview conducted using video conferencing to be COVID-19 safe, Angelic Pretty designers Maki and Asuka were surprised to see that