What does Lolita mean?

1, Lolita is a clothing style. People who come into contact with western culture will find that what westerners call "Lolita" girls are those girls who wear miniskirts and mature makeup, but have girls' bangs. Simply put, it is the situation of "forcing girls to wear girls' clothes".

2, sweet Lolita-mainly in pink, pink blue, white and other pink series, a lot of lace is used in the material, in order to create a doll-like cute and romantic, walking in the street will not be too ostentatious.

3, classic Lolita-based on simple colors, pay attention to tailoring to express elegant ideas, colors are not picky, such as brown and white. Lace will be reduced accordingly, lotus leaf pleats are the biggest feature, and the overall style is relatively simple and clean, suitable for novices.

4, Gothic Lolita-the main color is black and white, characterized by wanting to express the feeling of mysterious terror and death. Usually decorated with cross silverware and other strong dark makeup, such as black nails, eye shadow and lip color, to emphasize mystery.

5. Lolita's age is concentrated in 13-25 years old. They don't need to work hard for act young. More often, they pursue a brand-new dress attitude and seek a different lifestyle.

Extended data:

1. When "Lolita" spread to Japan, the Japanese regarded Lolita as a synonym for cute girls, and uniformly called girls under 14 as "Lolita generation", and their attitude became "girls wear less women's clothes", that is, mature women yearned for young girls. And almost all the oriental "Lolita" dress themselves up with the maid-in-waiting dolls in the movie "The Story of the Next Wife".

2. Compared with other Lolita dresses, Gothic Lolita, which is elegant, gorgeous and dark, is the most loved and fascinated lolita fashion in Europe and America. Perhaps this is because the design of Gothic Lolita dress is full of mysterious and seductive abstinence, so it can arouse the admiration of people deeply influenced by Christianity.

References:

Baidu Encyclopedia-Lolita